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As a single datapoint, revolut does not work unfortunately, so I moved back to the default pixel OS.

>>gf000+(OP)
I can’t recall the switch, I believe it’s mem exploit protection. When disabled it typically fixes banking apps. You tried that?

>>gf000+(OP)
Revolut does work for me. They added support for GrapheneOS long time ago

>>senorq+o1
Did you have to turn off mem exploitation? And have google play services? Revolut did not work for me recently.

>>gf000+(OP)
Revolut works perfectly for me.

What kind of issues did you have? I think it does require google play services (which can be installed easily).

I have used GOS on a pixel 6 for the past two years with no issues. The phone finally died on me last weekend, so I'm in the market for a new pixel which will be getting GOS right away.

>>senorq+o1
Thanks, then I might have another go at graphene! That was the only reason I went back to vanilla "pixel OS".

>>jcul+wm
Can you please clarify the Revolut part? Just to understand, you are saying that you are able to perform NFC payments via the Revolut app which you installed on your Graphene OS through the official Play Store?

>>senorq+o1
Can you please clarify the Revolut part? Just to understand, you are saying that you are able to perform NFC payments via the Revolut app which you installed on your Graphene OS through the official Play Store? Where are you based? (asking because I start having the doubt that it might be geo-dependent)

>>gf000+(OP)
GrapheneOS published a workaround for that in an update in January. https://grapheneos.org/releases#2025012600

https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114772578787013282

>>lollob+iq
No, the revolut app doesn't have NFC payments, even on the stock google os.

NFC payments are through Google pay / wallet, which is unsupported.