- Platform: Google Pay
- Error code: Updating Right Now
- Error says: Updating Right Now
- Occurs: Error comes as soon after launching the Google Pay app
- Effect of the error: Because of the error app is unusable
If your Google Pay app is stuck at the “Updating Right Now” screen and you are unable to get rid of this screen then here in this post we will share the possible details to resolve this error.
As per our research, this error occurs soon after launching the Google Pay app, and the app gets stuck on the error screen.
As per us, this error is coming because your Google Pay app version is outdated, if not then there are some temporary issues that are leading you to this error.
Below we have shared the workarounds for this error, try them as they can help you resolve this error.
Fixes For Google Pay Is Updating Right Now Error
Fix 1: Check For Update
In response to this error, your first step will be to check the update for the Google Pay app. Simply quit the Google Play app and remove it from the recent app list, after that check if you need to update the Google Pay app.
- Quit the Google Pay app.
- Then remove the app from the Recent app section.
- Then go to your App Store.
- Search for the Google Pay app from the search bar.
- Then check if you can see the Update option next to the Google Pay app, if so then choose to update the app.
- Once the app is updated, check if the error still comes.
Fix 2: Restart The App
If there is no update available for the Google Play app then try restarting your phone and once your phone restarts check if the error still comes. If the error still comes then check the update for the Google Pay app again.
Fix 3: Remove And Reinsert The Sim
If restarting your phone is also not helping then shut down your device, then remove and reinsert your sim card. After that restart your phone and check if the error still comes.
- Shut down your phone.
- Then Remove your sim card.
- Then Re-insert your SIM card.
- Then Restart your phone.
- Then Relaunch the Google Pay app and check if the error still comes.
Fix 4: Clear The Google Pay App Cache
Next, you can try clearing the Google Pay cache data, to do that simply go to app settings under the main settings, and from there choose the Google Pay app and clear the Cache Data.
For Android
- Tap and hold on to the Google Pay app icon.
- Then tap App Info.
- Then choose Clear cache.
- Once cache data is cleared, check if the error still comes.
Fix 5: Follow These Steps
If the error still comes then we will advise you to try the following steps.
- First, make sure Google Play services are updated.
- Then Tap and hold on to the Google Pay app icon.
- Then tap App Info.
- Then choose Clear cache.
- Then choose Clear Data.
- Then choose Uninstall.
- Then Restart your phone.
- Once your phone restarts, Reinstall the Google Pay app.
- Then Relaunch the Google Pay app to check if the error still occurs or not.
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