Hi, @JasonColes1010. I've looked into this matter for you, and can see that this is a setting/policy that is implemented by Google. It is possible that it is a misleading message and that Google needs to action something on its side.
My recommendation is to reach out to the Support Team for Google Wallet. As it's a third-party resource, I can't link it here, but you'll be able to find it by searching for "Google Wallet Help" online and clicking on Google's resource.
I trust that this will help.
That's my pleasure, @JasonColes1010. Please let me know what Google advises you. Hopefully, you'll get a quick and helpful response. 👍
Thanks for the update. I've looked into this and, while you wait for Google's response, you might wish to check your device certification, and also check to see if you have Play Protect switched on, @JasonColes1010:
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- At the top right, tap your profile icon.
- Tap Settings.
- To check if your phone is Play Protect certified, tap About.
To check if Play Protect is still on (it's on by default):
- Open the Google Play Store app.
- At the top right, tap your profile icon.
- Tap Play Protect > Settings.
- Turn Scan apps with Play Protect on.
