YogiPL
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OK. Sorry. I'm really sorry. It's my fault. It was my mistake with the folder expected to be deleted.
Again then, correct instruction:
If Google Pay service says that you are unable to pay due to rooted device:
1. Uninstall Magisk (if you have installed).
2. Restart the device to TWRP mode.
3. Go to Advanced -> File Manager.
4. Among the folders find: data/data/com.google.android.gms (previously it was the mistake concerning rolder ".gms" right location).
5. Go inside the folder, delete the folder (using folder options button - right down corner - Delete -> slide to confirm).
6. Go to TWRP main menu.
7. Restart to the system.
8. Set "NFC by HCE" option in Settings -> More options (below NFC switch).
9. Add payment card in Google Pay app.
There is no necessity of uniinstalling Google Pay app from the system.
What is more? As it was said by @Acid , every Thursday Google updates Google service. Due to that it is neccessary to repeat procedure described in points 1-9.
Deleting the folder is enough to properly add payment card and for appropriate Google Pay work.
Remember: effective deleting the folder mentioned abowe is possible only in TWRP mode. And this is tutorial prepared by @Acid . I am only an author of translation into English...
Just tried it and it works but if you have to do it every week the whole thing is just pointless
PS. FPC/BPC represent!