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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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It can never work, because most (if not all) payment related apps check in with google safetynet to see if your phone runs approved software and if it is locked down from your access.
Actually, there are workarounds.. but that either involves installing closed source system mods (because they rely on security through obscucity to avoid their ways being patched), or always patching banking apps themselves to not actually check for it.. until that's not enough anymore.
Ahh I was kinda fearing that but had no idea how that would wotk, thanks!
If you are interested and are a little techy, look up the Xposed framework. Here's a medium sized summary: https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/wiki/Development-tutorial
This is one thing that can be used for patching apps (the 2nd workaround)