If the error still appears, continue with Method 2.Method 2: Remove the damaged Pay passkey from Google Password Manager If updating Google Play Services does not resolve the issue, your Pay passkey stored in Google Password Manager may be damaged.How do I delete the damaged Pay passkey in my Google Password Manager? To delete the same Pay passkey in Google Password Manager, please go to the Google Play Store app. Select your profile icon and sign in to your Google account.

You can easily sync your passkeys using a cloud backup through iCloud (iOS) or Google Password Manager (Android). If the cloud backup isn’t available, you can reach out to our customer support team to recover your passkey (Pay account).How do I set up my Pay account? Setting up your Pay account is simple. There is a quick onboarding process within Pay, you can set it up by generating a passkey on your device — it's quick and secure. If you want to learn more about Pay, visit here.

You can easily restore your passkey using cloud backup through iCloud (on iOS) or Google Password Manager (on Android). If cloud backup is unavailable, you can contact our customer support team to reset a new passkey (Pay account).16.How can I restore my Pay account after changing devices?

The Pay passkey is solely used for signing transactions within the Pay environment.Why is using a third-party passkey manager not recommended? Third-party passkey management apps sometimes lack the advanced risk reminder and safeguards needed for secure passkey operations. This can lead to issues such as accidental deletion or passkeys being overwritten—making recovery difficult or even impossible.