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it's google, safetynet is out of fashion,
they got bored and created a new and independent way to detect, now it's "play integrity attestation" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gr.nikolasspyr.integritycheck
you need to catch up with the cat&mouse game, they get bored quickly and switch to a new method all the time
BRO I SPENT THE WHOLE NIGHT TRYING TO FIX IT AND YOU JUST CAME AND SAID THAT THINGS HAVE CHANGED AND GAVE THE SOLUTION. THANK YOUUUUU <3<3<3
Now I can at least add card to the wallet, but still need to test if the payment goes through. For people who seek solution as well, here's the module that you need to install in Magisk: https://github.com/Displax/safetynet-fix/releases
I have Magisk 23.0, still pre-Zygisk. Google Pay has worked fine for me for the past two years until like last week when it finally stopped; I have managed it using MagiskHide Props Config with Busybox and Systemless Hosts.
Does anyone know whether this safetynet fix thing work as a Magisk Module (and not a Zygisk module!)? I would rather not update Magisk, as this may break other things I use it for.
I have not been keeping up with this stuff. :(
Consider using an extra device or an RFID bank card. Google really doesn't want to encourage open source forks, so it will remain an uphill battle.
The best bet for you is finding a rom that pass safetynet by default (los doesn't), and consider using kernelsu. It's still in early stage and maybe dangerous, but if you are knowledgeable enough it's a saving grace.
Consider magisk module "gpay SQLite fix" as well.
I don't actually know that this works, but using wallet from a Wear OS/Fitbit device might still work when you're rooted.
I haven't been rooted in like a year, but last time I tried the safety net fixes broke setting up a Wear OS device.