How to running ISIS on rooted Galaxy Note 3 with Xposed Framework

The need of mobile payment systems is growing at the moment since it was introduced on Google Wallet, which is expected to further increase in the next years due to the rising number of NFC enabled devices. This opportunity is utilized by three major cell phone carriers in the U.S. (Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T) by launching the ISIS Mobile Wallet.

How To Running ISIS On Rooted Galaxy Note 3 With Xposed Framework

The new Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has been qualified to be running the ISIS app, but unfortunately due to security reasons the app cannot run on rooted devices, considering that ISIS will perform a root check when launched, and when the root is detected then you will get an error message (Phone rooted. Can not start).

Fortunately, for those who still want to have a root functionality but still desire to use this mobile payment app, now you can run ISIS on rooted Galaxy Note 3 with the help of Xposed framework and ISIS Root Bypass module, the module was tested on the Verizon model (SM-N900V) but should work on other variants: T-Mobile (SM-N900T) or AT&T (SM-N900A) devices.

  1. Make sure you have a working root access.
  2. In order to work properly, the ISIS app requires a secure SIM card to be installed, you can contact your carrier in case you don’t already have one.
  3. Install ISIS Mobile Wallet from Google Play, once installed open the app. Ensure you get a root error message.
  4. Get Xposed Framework Installer here then install it. Go to Framework section then tap Install/Update button, and Reboot.
  5. Grab ISIS root bypass module from here and install it.
  6. Open Xposed Framework app again, go to Module section and activate bypass module then reboot.

Now open ISIS, the error message should gone. Now try to add some credit cards on ISIS and try to purchase some stuff.

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