yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NyPlaya513:
the service had a problem back in like February or March but then was restored. if you are loading up the app do not restore it with tibu or anything, just let it initialize and add the card. if it shows your balance and user ID then you are good to go. to double check things are ok to avoid possible mishaps at the register, after every new rom flash I go to a self checkout.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reudyfam:
For the life of me I just can't get it working on JB. No matter what I do, it just doesn't show up in the App Drawer. Anyone else having a similar problem? Was working fine on ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bplewis24:
Works fine on JB for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kngai:
I too can't get it working with MoDaCo Custom Patched APK after upgrading to JB. I Used ES File Explorer to push the apk to system/app, but still doesn't show up in my drawer. It worked fine when I was on 4.0.4 (APEX rom).

However it works with the old fashion way: MarketEnabler + Download from Play Store. I guess I'll be stuck with this method for now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reudyfam:
Yeah I tried it the old fashion way as well, still doesn't show in the App Drawer. It says Installed when I go to it in the Play Store, but there's no Open button! Strange.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kngai:
Before I tried pushing the patched APK to system/app, I noticed some "Wallet.xxx" file (with the Google Wallet icon). Can't remember if it was an apk or some other file type, but I quickly deleted it without thinking about it (using ES File Explorer if that makes a difference).

Perhaps this may have something to do with not displaying on your app drawer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TylerHilliard:
Stock VZ gnex, Play Store v. 3.7.13

How do I install w/o root? Old browser method and the apk I see here do not work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SpookyTunes:
1) Settings -> Security -> Unknown sources (enable).

2) Download & install the .apk package.

The latest version 1.1-R67-v12 is here;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739095

The latest version worked for me, however, I am on a Nexus S (i9020T) on T-Mobile. I always "Reset Google Wallet" then uninstall, then install new version. Simply installing new version over previous ones has caused me issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ascending.guy:
Doesn't work for me on JB too. App is in system/app but doesn't show up in drawer. In play store there is no open button for these apps, also there is no open button after installing an apk. Same story with play movies, play books and magazines apps.

I'm using market unlocker (also tried market enabler) and us vpn. Also tried removing sim card, no luck yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
It's frozen, use Titanium Backup to unfreeze it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donjamal:
hey,

i'm rooted, tried several times to download the latest version and move over to system/app with proper permissions, yet it's not showing up in the appdrawer for me either (sony xperia s).

if i install the linked version from the first page (not the updated modaco version but the one ending with nfcrel or whatever), that installs, but enabling nfc makes it countinously fc. does anyone have any idea what to do?

thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RotaryXperiment7:
Any tmobile love? Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] niteh@wk:
I'm on T-Mobile and I'm rocking Wallet just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xTristinx:
Fix for Secure element

I was on the MoDaCo forums and i found this.

"Fix for stuck on "Activating Account" problem:

Reset Google Wallet through the settings page (this might take a minute or two).

Connect your phone to your computer and issue the following command through ADB:

[If you are running windows and it doesn't work, try removing the "./"]

./adb shell am broadcast -a android.intent.action.MASTER_CLEAR_NOTIFICATION

That's it - this completely clears the secure element in the phone, which frankly is something that the app should do anyway when it resets itself.

[Note - you can't do this to activated numerous Google accounts to get multiple free $10 credits, so not worth the effort of potentially knackering the secure element in your phone. The free $10 is tied to the secure element ID, so this is why if you buy a second hand phone you might not always get the $10 credit.]"

Now Anyone that has a borked Secure element please try this as i dont have my phone anymore. All thanks go to davidhorn over at MoDaCo if this works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BeauGiles:
I noticed the same thing... it was only after that I realised that I had installed Wallet.apk which already existed on my phone, not the patched one.

As such, the stock Wallet.apk that was already included worked fine on my JB Galaxy Nexus, except I had to use MarketEnabler to force it as T-Mobile before it'd work, and of course I got the unsupported device warning.

I've had no luck getting the patched Wallet to work; set permissions, moved to System/App - still won't show in app drawer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
If it was an .odex file then deleting it was required to get the hacked apk to work, so don't feel bad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jb71592:
Any help for US T-Mobile

I have bought a Docomo Galaxy Nexus with it's original 4.0.1 firmware, it was already SIM unlocked and I installed a JB Rom on it, and I've been trying to install Google Wallet, and it installs, but gives me the "Unsupported Device" Message on the top, I even called Money Network to see what was going on, and they told me that they do not support Rooted devices, and that my phone was blacklisted. Is there anyway to get Wallet to even work on my device? I have not seen the Secure Element error message at all. I installed the latest Wallet apk only to get the same error. Should I just switch back to a ICS Rom and attempt to install it there and then freeze the app using titanium backup, then go back to JB?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbgt2:
Finally used my Gnex to pay for something last nite. Such a nice feature and the clerk was like WTF was that how u do that what kind if a phone is this ? Hahaha. LMAO.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nessnet:
Have you actually tried to use it??

The message is simply telling you that you have a rooted device. It doesn't affect the functionality. It is NOT "blacklisted"!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
He's right, if you'd read through the thread you'd know that just shows up on rooted phones... I'm going to go out on a limb and assume you're not on T-mobile so why don't you go get the MoDaCo hacked version (has that root message removed so it won't annoy you anymore) and see if it actually works.

If not the issue might be that you reported your phone to The Money Network and they MIGHT have blacklisted you. :( IF that seems to be the case, try the adb command for resetting the secure element, above, as that might trick them into thinking you've got a different handset.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jb71592:
I've tried to push the app with Rom Toolbox that is pre-installed on the rom that I have, and for some reason it doesn't want to show in the App drawer, and I tried to un-install the system app but no luck with that one. I am on US T-Mobile . I can install the app and even put my information in it, its just adding the Google Prepaid Card gives me "error adding card". I think I may have to do the ADB Command then, and see if that's the problem unless I can somehow figure out how to properly push that MoDaCo Wallet apk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Give Money Network a ring.

Pressed from my BANNED unified search enabled Maguro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xTristinx:
find both (2 different) ro.product.model and one ro.product.device in the build prop and change it to htc_jewel. It is best to remove the app, reboot, change the build prop, reinstall the app then reboot again. Make sure to clear the app data within the application before deleting. I had the same problem with the google prepaid but once i did this it fixed it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] divinemyth99:
Tried this and was told that the NFC chip on my phone has "associated with the Lock Down MEID indicating a rooted device" and that both Google and Money Network have a policy of non-support for rooted devices and that there was nothing he could do from his end and that I should try contacting Google 1st level support and/or replacing the phone. He did not offer to do a master reset and I guess I didn't ask.

I am not getting the secure element error. From his explanation, it sounds like maybe I should be getting the secure element error. I'm just getting "Error adding card"

I guess I'll try xTristinx's proposed fix, but calling them certainly didn't get me anywhere.

EDIT: Tried using ADB to reset the secure element and got:

$ ./adb shell am broadcast -a android.intent.action.MASTER_CLEAR_NOTIFICATION
Broadcasting: Intent { act=android.intent.action.MASTER_CLEAR_NOTIFICATION }
Broadcast completed: result=0

afterwards nothing was different. The app still told me "Error adding card"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Protonus:
Ya I tried this... I'm still stuck on "Activating Account"...

:-(

I think it's because the device ID changes after each factory reset / wipe data.

But until recently, Titanium Backup didn't remember/restore Device ID's. I think if it had, this problem wouldn't be an issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Mine does not even let me instal it -.-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Germanauto-guy:
Doesn't seem to work on the Samsung Galaxy SIII

I have tried everything mentioned above and still no luck. Help would be appreciated. Thank You
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] truthlesshero:
I was wondering if there was a way to automatically unfeeze/defrost an app on startup...

The reason I am asking in this thread is because, as pointed out earlier, on jelly bean, we need to defrost the app on each startup. Is there a way that it would do it automatically with tibu or otherwise since I usually forget...

Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
-delete-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] celeox:
I am on T-mobile S3 and I get same issue, I even did a "fix permissions" but still same thing, I am rooted. Not sure if there is an additional step we need to take or anything that can help?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] E_Goldstein:
I have read every comment in Pauls thread and still cant get mine to show up in my app drawer driving me insane now lol,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
For those using S3 or One X, this was reported successful over on the latest page of Paul's thread:

http://www.modaco.com/topic/354635-...ed-google-wallet-apk-11-r67-v12/page__st__260

Then you should be able to change your build.prop back to the original values and still be activated according to Paul. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] celeox:
I tried doing this on T-Mobile version but only could find 1 ro.product.model I changed it along with device and brand but nothing doing. Still stuck on activating account on latest from Paul O'Brien
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kermagod:
If you're having difficulty finding the other ro.product.model, try looking just below the ro.ril.vmail section.

You only need to change the 2 "ro.product.model" lines and the "ro.product.device" line, nothing else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] E_Goldstein:
tried changing all 3 items to htc_jewel still wont add a google card to it :(

Edit: got it working i didnt save changes to build.prop lol, been to maccies they dont support it in my town haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] celeox:
I am on SGS3 for T-mobile US. I can't find the second ro.product.model

anyone else on SGS3 for T-mobile got wallet to work?

Thanks for the help ahead of time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kermagod:
I'm on HOX T-mobile UK.

In my build prop, the first ro.product.model was on line 38 and the second was line 87, with the ro.product.device on line 90.

Hope this helps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] weezul:
If you want to upgrade your kernel do you still need to uninstall Google wallet properly beforehand? Also changed my build.prop and then changed it back. The one in system that is.and more my phone still thinks it's a HTC.bad times
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kngai:
I finally got it working on JB (4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus)!

-Turns out I didn't set the permissions of the apk in the system/app folder in the first place. I set all levels of permissions to read-write-execute as I wasn't too sure.

-Restarted phone.

-I defrosted the app in Titanium backup (again I thought I did this).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] truthlesshero:
You have to defrost it on each startup... I use a Tasker profile to go on boot with the secure settings plug in.. It works but only with one app at a time (can't set up wallet and sound search for example...)

Still waiting for a version that will not freeze it on startup...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] weezul:
s3 users beware.. just went to "Reset Google Wallet" to flash a newer rom and kernel, and its stuck at 99%. Saw a post earlier which suggests it now may be stuck, and blocked my secure element. Anyone have any advice? It's been about 10 minutes and it hasn't moved. If the SE is blocked by google, can other NFC applications still use it? For instance lets say my bank releases an NFC app for android, will it work?

thanks for your time

edit: still not got the balls to reset the phone, i might leave it for another hour first haha, but if it doesnt move i will try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28356290&postcount=2724

and get back here with results

edit 2 : If i restore a NANDROID back up from about a month ago, will that take me back to my non-nfc-****ed times or is it a permanent thing?

edit 3 : oh it moved!! "Initializing your device...."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NyPlaya513:
thats not just s3 users, it has happened to me a few times on my gnex. if it sits at 99, i reboot and reload the app which is then at its beginning again, then reset the app from within the app again which will then work just normal. i am also paranoid and make sure i have the stay awake set and power going so it doesnt go to sleep along with if possible being on wifi ;) lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliott_stocks:
Top-up

Anyone wanting to top-up outside the US should use this - http://www.buyfrompowerseller.com/unblock-us-prepaid-card/

I can confirm it works (min $25 as Google Wallet only accepts $20+).

The instructions tell you how to get a US address etc, but if in the UK you do end up paying a bit more to have money on Google Wallet (I paid £23 for £16). But it works fine, and the support is great !

Can also use code "modaco" for discount (I don't remember how much).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seaskimmer:
Sorry if this has already been posted, but my app is stuck at Activating account after agreeing to the terms of service.

Running a SGH-1747M on Bell Canada using Paul's/Modaco's patched APK (r67 v12)

EDIT: fixed it by applying the spring nfc lib files. Adding the Google prepaid card doesn't seem to work but I added my AERewards card no problem.

EDIT 2: Works fine now. Rebooted and I have my $10.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
Warning to all those on a vzw nexus: im rooted but with stock Vzw 4.0.4 running, just did an auto upgrade from the market of a new version of wallet, now when i open it up i cant get passed a dialogue box that warns incompatible with your network or device. Now i cant even reset it manually. Omfg this blows

Pic attached
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
http://db.tt/JbGtQktL

Download marketenabler and long press t mobile USA, should do the trick.

Pressed from my BANNED unified search enabled Maguro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
Will this affect my other apps/market? Could i revert back to normal with marketenabler?

I appreciate your quick response
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wiki_warren:
Your other apps will not be affected, and you can revert back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] waywood.ben:
Can't open google wallet

Hi I have installed google wallet on my samsung galaxy nexus running 4.1.1 in australia by using market enabler, but I cannot launch the app, it does not appear in my apps draw and the play store only give me the option to uninstall and occasionally update but never open. Is there anything I can do?

Thanks heaps in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wiki_warren:
Does anyone have problems using it in the GTA (Toronto) area? I was able to use it a few months ago at McDonald's , but now it doesn't go through. I use the Market Enabler method, I have the latest version of Wallet with AOKP M5 + Franco Kernel #196.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marsy00:
I just tried to use this on a paypass enabled vending machine. NFC was detected, the phone opened Wallet and it transferred $2.25 to the vending machine (machine displayed credit $2.25). After I made my selection, the machine said authorizing card and eventually card declined. Wallet displayed a message saying to ask the cashier if the transaction succeeded. I was using my prepaid card which has a balance of $10.

Anyone seen this before? Suggestions? I'm running on XenonHD.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliott_stocks:
You will need to "de-frost" or "unfreeze" the app for it to show up, you can use Titanium Backup for this...you will need to do it on each startup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Anybody using Paul's apk on takju? Any issues replacing the included version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pcmanrules:
Hi there, I am in New Zealand and have a International Galaxy SIII. I am having troubble adding my prepaid card as below.

Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XxGuIllermo96xX:
Google wallet help

Hello, I have the Galaxy s3 on Verizon and I used the directions on your forum and got the app to install but then I open it it says that it is not yet certified in my country on my device or carrier. I am in the U.S. and my phone is not rooted. When I click ok, it closes out of the app. If you could help with this it would be appreciated, thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] glebonator:
Stock AOSP 4.1.1 Verizon (mWalt's 1.3 ROM):

Worked perfectly up to installing and adding funds to the pre-paid card, haven't tested actually making a payment yet...

Moving the apk to /system/apps and fixing permissions was all it took, thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cbbartley:
This happened to me at a Circle K recently. I was just getting something that was 69 cents when this happened. I've been looking for an answer ever since. I would love to know what happened. I had a strong 4G data connection. In my Wallet app it just shows authorizing transaction.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosends:
Noob trying to install GWallet

OK, I'm new at this so any help geared towards an absolute idiot would be helpful.

I have a Verizon Galaxy Nexus running 4.0.4 and I decided to try to install the Google Wallet

I downloaded the apk file onto my desktop. Done.

I sent the file to myself from my desktop so I could save it to my phone. Done.

I tried to open/install it and it said to change the settings in security to allow apps from other sources. Done

I OK'd the permissions listed by the install front page and clicked "install". Done

I got a progress bar (Installing) and then a screen saying "application not installed"

All I have on the bottom of the page is the word "done."

Ideas?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brigon:
My account is on hold

I called the Money Network because I was getting stuck on "authorizing transaction" and was told that the money was on hold. I just refilled it in Toronto, Canada using the prepaid mastercard trick and put $98 on it which put the balance at $101.82. I have to call a lady on Monday during regular business hours to get the hold released. What questions will she ask me? (I'm going to be calling using Google Voice so it's going to show a U.S. number)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LoveNFC:
You tell them nothing. Say you're a US resident,and if they probe further that you're on holiday in Canada. However, if your money is already on hold, you might be out of luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JimSmith94:
I installed Google Wallet 1.1-R67-v12 on my rooted Sprint Nexus. According to their site: http://www.google.com/wallet/how-it-works-payments.html "After you activate the Google Prepaid Card in Google Wallet, you’ll get $10 in your account. Your first $10 spent with Google Wallet is on us."

I activated the Google Prepaid Card a week or so ago, but no $10. Does it matter that I bought this phone used or that I haven't added any funds from another card yet? Is there something I'm missing?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dc2000:
wth? I cant seem to install it, it installs but doesnt show up.. WTH hell am I doing wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyoteqwik:
The funds are tied to the secure element on phone not to the account. I would guess someone already had wallet working on phone before you and used the ten dollars.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JimSmith94:
I bet you're right. Thanks for the explanation. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyoteqwik:
No problem. I have had 3 replacement phones from Verizon. 2 had the $10 and 1 nothing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cburgess:
Jelly Bean Defrosting

Has any one found a way to auto-defrost the Wallet app if you are on Jelly bean. I saw someone had a profile app on this thread but it wasnt obvious to me how this works... any detail is appreciated.

Cheers,

C
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] civicsisedan:
Yes it still does. You just get an unsupported banner at the too but it does not change the way the app works

Sent from my Verizon Galaxy Nexus on JellyBean 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
This, and once you log in for the first time using your google account, it's tied to both the account and the secure element, so even if you had $30 in account A, you can't see the $30 in account B.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FiftyEight:
What happened to market enabler?

I started following the OP instructions and couldn't even get Market Enabler... is it no longer available?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyoteqwik:
Didn't realize that but makes more sense.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NyPlaya513:
You can however have the funds migrated across devices if you call money network and provide the user I'd and imei of the phone. This a 1 way transfer and not a shared pool
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kyoteqwik:
Definitely good to know that also.

Still not quite sure how I was able to get the $10 to show up on different phones while always using same gmail account.

Maybe because Money Network had closed account and sent me funds?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Qbfinest83:
I went to my device manager and saw I had a yellow exclamation point for Unknown Device, so I did the same thing I did with Android 1.0 driver in booloader menu which is manually pick the Samsung Driver which I followed the tip on how to do that here http://www.droid-life.com/2011/12/05/how-to-unlock-the-galaxy-nexus-bootloader/

Well I Unknown device wasnt it cause when I unplug the phone I notice it was still there. So when I plug my phone back in (still in CWM) I notice that a yellow exclamation point came up on something called FULL, I said ok thats new so I just followed the tip on the Android 1.0 driver to pick the Samsung driver in the link I provided above and it worked
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] user867:
I had a similar issue when I rooted my phone-- my PC's drivers didn't recognize the device when I was in Recovery.

Open Device Manager

Right click the Android Device (should be the only one with errors)

Choose "update driver"

Select "browse my computer"

Choose "select from a list"

Scroll down to "Samsung"

Choose the newest driver, click OK

Should be all set now.

(I don't have a link to the USB drivers if you don't have it; check one of the rooting threads.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] check12:
Question for the Canadians.

Here's the scenario:

1) You get up and running with Google Wallet now

2) You eventually are asked to provide your non-existent SSN which essentially stops you from funding your wallet in the future

3) Google Wallet then launches in Canada in Q1 2012

Are we Canadians who went through this scenario now stuck from registering our phones with a Canadian Google Wallet once it becomes available?

Thanks very much :)