Your issue with Samsung Pass autofilling incorrect expiry dates for your card details is likely due to a bug or incorrect configuration in the app. Here are steps you can take to resolve this issue:
### **Step-by-Step Solutions**
1. **Update Samsung Pass**:
- Ensure that Samsung Pass is up-to-date.
- Go to the **Galaxy Store** or **Google Play Store** and check for any updates to Samsung Pass.
2. **Clear Samsung Pass Cache and Data**:
- Clearing the cache can resolve issues related to incorrect autofill.
1. Go to **Settings > Apps**.
2. Find and select **Samsung Pass**.
3. Tap on **Storage** and then **Clear cache**.
4. If clearing the cache doesn't work, try **Clear data**. Note that this will remove all stored data in Samsung Pass, so you will need to re-enter your information.
3. **Remove and Re-Add Cards**:
- Deleting and re-adding the cards can reset any incorrect configurations.
1. Open **Samsung Pass** and go to **Settings**.
2. Navigate to **Payment Cards**.
3. Delete the card with the incorrect expiry date.
4. Re-add the card with the correct expiry date.
4. **Check for Samsung Pass Settings**:
- Verify that settings within Samsung Pass are correctly configured for your cards.
1. Open **Samsung Pass**.
2. Go to **Settings > Payment Cards**.
3. Ensure the correct expiry date is listed for each card.
4. If the incorrect date persists, edit the card information again and save the changes.
5. **Disable and Re-enable Samsung Pass**:
- Temporarily disabling Samsung Pass and re-enabling it can reset its functions.
1. Go to **Settings > Biometrics and Security**.
