You need to enable developer mode on your watch (Settings => About watch => Software => tap multiple times on "Software version") and “adb debugging” + “Debug over wifi” in the developer options. The Google Pay was still missing from my watch, and I’ve tried sideloading various versions but none worked. The list of countries will also depend on your firmware/csc, but I went with the UK.Įnabling Google pay (you must have a card from any Google Pay country, but not necessarily from the one where it’s supported for wearables) For gpay you can check the list here:, not sure about the spay though. Reset your watch and during the onboarding select one of the countries where Google Pay and/or Samsung Pay are supported on wearables. Make sure to make the backups before proceeding. I’ve messed A LOT with both my phone and my watch, but I think I can summarize the required steps (let me know if it works for you or if I’ve missed something!). I have not really tested paying with the watch in a store, but at least I got all the apps running. I was able to enable them on my phone and link both Russian and Dutch cards, but the watch proved to be a challenge.Īfter many failed attempts, I was able to finally enable both Samsung Pay and Google Pay on the watch. I am currently in the Netherlands, but I also have a Russian credit card linked to my Samsung Pay account, so ideally I wanted to be able to use both spay and gpay.
Samsung Pay is simply not available at all, and Google Pay works perfectly fine on mobile devices, but not on wearables for some reason. I’ve bought Galaxy Watch 4 Classic in the Netherlands, but there is no Samsung Pay or Google Pay on the watch.
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