After months of testing Android 11 preview builds, Google the first beta version of the platform. As a rule, beta versions work more stable than preliminary builds, but they are not without flaws, and therefore are not recommended for installation by ordinary users. According to online sources, Google Pay does not work in the first beta version of Android 11, so it is better to refrain from installing the OS if you use this payment service.
The Google Pay app is responsible for storing sensitive payment information, so it's important to ensure that users can interact securely with this product. However, early versions of Android often do not support the proper level of security. Most likely, this was the reason why Google Pay does not yet work in the first beta version of Android 11.
It is worth noting that in the fourth pre-build of Android 11, which is intended for developers, the Google Pay service worked. Now, when setting up the application for the first time, an error occurs at the stage of confirming a new bank card. If the service was already set up before updating the software platform, then it works fine for some time, and then displays the message βYour phone is no longer ready for contactless payments.β
It is unlikely that you will be able to solve this problem on your own, therefore, if you are used to using Google Pay, then it is better to refrain from installing the beta version of Android 11. Most likely, the developers will solve this problem in one of the next beta versions of the software platform.
Source: 3dnews.ru