Hi! I see that you're having trouble creating an account on the SocialPay app. Let's work together to get this sorted out.

To start, could you please tell me at what point in the account creation process it stops working? For example, are you unable to submit your registration details, or is the app showing an error message? Also, are you connected to a stable internet connection?

In the meantime, here are some simple steps you can try that often help with account creation issues on Android devices like yours (WebKit browser on Android 10):

1. Check Internet Connection: Make sure you are on a reliable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection.
2. Restart the App: Close the SocialPay app completely and reopen it.
3. Clear App Cache: Go to your device's Settings > Apps > SocialPay > Storage > Clear Cache. This can remove temporary files that might cause issues.
4. Update the App: Ensure that the SocialPay app is updated to the latest version from Google Play Store.
5. Try from Browser: If the app still doesn’t let you create an account, try signing up through a web browser on your device or computer by visiting the SocialPay website.

If you have tried some or all of these and it’s still not working, please share any error messages you see or anything unusual happening. That way, I can help with more detailed troubleshooting.

Are you comfortable following these steps? Let me know how it goes!

Please from the in Google Chrome an error message so I use different emails like 3 or 4 with different names

Thanks for letting me know you’re trying to create an account through Google Chrome and that you’ve encountered an error when using multiple emails. That’s helpful information.

To assist you better, could you tell me the exact error message that appears? Sometimes the specific wording can help identify what’s going wrong—for example, is it saying "email already in use," "invalid email," "network error," or something else?

Meanwhile, here are a few points to consider when creating accounts with different emails:

1. Email Verification: Some platforms require email addresses to be unique and verified. If you try to use an email already registered, it will show an error.
2. Temporary or Disposable Emails: If you’re using temporary email services, SocialPay might block those since they can be associated with spam or abuse.
3. Browser Cache or Cookies: Sometimes Chrome’s cache or cookies can cause trouble. Try clearing them by going to Chrome Settings > Privacy > Clear Browsing Data > check Cookies and Cache > Clear Data.
4. Incognito Mode: Try signing up in Chrome’s Incognito mode to bypass extensions or stored data that might interfere.
5. Check Email Format: Make sure each email address is entered correctly without typos.

Would you be able to share the exact error message or describe what happens when you enter each email? That will help me guide you in the right direction.

The first one the same error message so I use different emails to see if it would work but it did not work

Thanks for sharing that you've tried multiple emails but still get the same error message when creating your SocialPay account. Since the exact error message wasn't specified, I gathered some context and here’s what might be going on:

1. Account Creation Restrictions: Sometimes apps like SocialPay limit the number of accounts that can be created from the same device or IP address to prevent abuse. This could cause repeated errors if multiple attempts happen from the same place.

2. Email or Account Validation: The platform may require each email to be verified or not associated with prior accounts. If there's an issue with the verification system or the emails used, that might cause errors.

3. Backend or Server Issues: It could be a server-side problem where the registration service is temporarily down or malfunctioning.

Here’s what I recommend trying next on your WebKit-based device running Android 10 through Chrome:

### Step-by-step solution:

1. Use Incognito Mode in Chrome: This helps bypass any interfering cached data, cookies, or extensions that might block registration.

2. Try a Different Network: If possible, switch to another Wi-Fi or use mobile data to avoid IP-related blocks.

3. Check Email Verification: Use email addresses that you can access and ensure to complete any verification steps (check your inbox/spam folder).

4. Restart Your Device: A simple reboot sometimes refreshes network settings or app states.

5. Wait and Retry Later: If it's a backend issue, waiting some time might allow the system to be fixed.

6. Contact SocialPay Support: If none of the above resolves it, it’s best to reach out to SocialPay’s official support through their website or help channels for account-related issues. They can check if your device or IP is being blocked or if there's an internal issue with your registration attempts.

If you can, please share the exact error text you see—this will help confirm what’s triggering it. For now, following these steps will address the most common causes of registration failure.

Are you able to try these? Let me know if the problem persists or you want help contacting SocialPay support directly!

Please help me delete emails and help me use one of email to create the account please

Thanks for asking! It sounds like you want to delete the extra emails you've tried using with SocialPay and focus on using just one email to create your account. Let me clarify a couple of things and guide you step-by-step.

### 1. Deleting Emails from SocialPay
If you tried to create multiple accounts with different emails in SocialPay but none succeeded, those incomplete or failed attempts usually don’t create active accounts on SocialPay’s side. So there may not be anything you need to delete within SocialPay itself unless you did successfully register some accounts. Currently, SocialPay doesn’t provide a direct option in the app to delete accounts or emails associated with accounts.

If you had created accounts and want to remove them, you would generally need to:

- Log into that account (if possible)
- Use the app’s “Delete Account” or “Deactivate” option if available
- Or contact SocialPay support for account deletion assistance.

### 2. Deleting Emails from Your Email Provider
If you want to delete unwanted emails from your actual email inbox (like Gmail), you can delete them from the email app or service. For example, in Gmail on Android:

- Open the Gmail app
- Select emails you want to delete by tapping the circle near each email
- Tap the trash bin icon to delete them
- Use "Select All" to delete many emails quickly.

This however just deletes the emails' content in your mailbox, not your email address itself.

### 3. Using One Email to Create SocialPay Account
Since you want to create a SocialPay account with one email, here are clear steps:

1. Choose an Active Email: Pick an email you have access to and that you want to use permanently.
2. Clear Browser or App Data: Since you tried several emails in Chrome, open Chrome in Incognito Mode to erase old sessions and cached info or clear cookies/cache.
- On Android Chrome: Tap three dots > New Incognito Tab.
3. Go to SocialPay Signup Page: Use the selected email to start fresh registration.
4. Complete Registration: Carefully enter your details and submit. Make sure to check your email inbox (and spam folder) for any verification email from SocialPay and follow the instructions there.
5. Avoid Using Multiple Emails Rapidly: To avoid triggering any security blocks, try to complete registration with just this one email for now.

If for some reason you want to delete or deactivate accounts on SocialPay linked to those other emails, you would need to contact SocialPay support to assist with removing those accounts.

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If you want, I can help guide you through deleting emails in your email app or walking through the account creation again step-by-step. Just let me know!

Are you able to try creating the account with one email in Chrome Incognito mode next?

I have not succeeded none please help me create one

I’m here to help you get your SocialPay account set up successfully! Since you haven’t been able to create an account yet, let’s go through a clear, step-by-step process to make sure everything is covered.

### How to successfully create a SocialPay account on your Android device using Chrome:

1. Choose one valid email that you currently have access to and want to use for this account.

2. Open Chrome on your Android device and tap the three dots in the upper right corner to open the menu. Select “New Incognito Tab” to avoid any cached data or cookies causing interference.

3. Visit the official SocialPay registration page by typing or clicking: https://www.golomtbank.com/en/retail/digital-bank/socialpay

4. Tap “Register” or "Sign Up" and fill in the required details carefully:
- Enter your chosen email address.
- Provide any other personal information needed (like your name, phone number, etc.)
- Set a secure password.

5. Submit the registration form.

6. Check your email inbox (and spam folder) for a verification email from SocialPay. This is important because sometimes accounts can’t be completed until you verify your email.

7. Follow the verification link in the email to activate your account.

8. Once verified, return to the SocialPay app or website and log in with your registered email and password.

If at any point you see an error message, please note the exact wording and share it with me so I can assist you more precisely.

If you want to watch a quick walkthrough on signing up, there are videos available like the ones on YouTube about SocialPay registration, but accessing the official website directly as above is the safest route3.

Would you like me to guide you through any of these steps in more detail as you try it on your device? Let me know!

I have not succeed in none please help me to create one

I understand you’re having trouble creating a SocialPay account, and I want to make this as easy as possible for you. Let’s carefully walk through a simple, clear process to set up your account successfully.

### Step-by-step guide to create your SocialPay account on your Android device using Chrome:

1. Pick one email address that you actively use and can access easily (like Gmail or another regular email).

2. Open Google Chrome on your device and tap the three dots on the top right, then select New Incognito Tab. This will help avoid old data interfering with the registration.

3. Go to the official SocialPay page by entering this link in the browser: SocialPay by Golomt Bank

4. Select “Register” or “Sign Up.” Fill in the form with your personal details:
- Your chosen email address
- Your name and other information requested
- Set a strong password that you’ll remember

5. Submit the registration form.

6. Check your email inbox (and don’t forget the spam folder) for a verification email from SocialPay. Open it and click on the verification link. This step is essential to activate your account.

7. Return to the SocialPay website or app to log in using your email and the password you created.

If you want some visual help, here is a helpful video that shows you a step-by-step sign-up process: How to sign up for Social Pay - YouTube 1.

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If you encounter any error messages during these steps, please copy that exact message and share it with me. I can then provide targeted help to resolve the specific issue.

Would you like me to guide you screen-by-screen on your device as you try this now? I’m here to help you!

Please please can I enter the link you sent in the chat this social pay by golomt bank to create

Yes, you can definitely use this official link to create your SocialPay account by Golomt Bank:
https://www.golomtbank.com/en/retail/digital-bank/socialpay

Just open this link in your Chrome browser on your Android device (preferably in Incognito Mode for a fresh start), then select "Register" or "Sign Up" and follow the instructions to create your account. Make sure to use an email you can access because you'll need to verify it during the process.

If you want, I can guide you through the steps as you go. Would you like to start now?

Please I am from Ghana would it work for me

Thanks for sharing that you're in Ghana and asking if SocialPay would work for you there.

From what I see, SocialPay by Golomt Bank is primarily targeted and available in Mongolia, and the main official site and app stores focus on that region. There isn’t clear indication that SocialPay is officially supported or available for users in Ghana at this time.

That could be why you are experiencing difficulties creating an account using your email and location — the service might be geo-restricted or not yet launched in Ghana.

If you want, I can help you explore alternative payment or social pay options that are popular and fully supported in Ghana. Or if you still want to try SocialPay, you could check with Golomt Bank’s official support to confirm whether your region is eligible.

Would you like me to help you look for mobile payment apps available specifically in Ghana? Or assist with contacting SocialPay support to clarify availability? Let me know how you’d like to proceed!

Please in same one have put his WhatsApp number there if you are having problem with the creating account you can chat him and he would you help you to create the account and he sent me the link but I want to ask if is good to use that one or Should do it in the Google Chrome incognito there

Thanks for your question! When it comes to getting help with creating your SocialPay account, it’s really important to be cautious about who you share your information with.

Here’s what I recommend:

- Official channels first: Always try to use the official SocialPay website or app for signing up and support.

- Be careful with WhatsApp help offers from strangers: Scammers sometimes pretend to offer help over WhatsApp to get your personal info, verification codes, or even money. There are many reports of scams happening this way1 4.

- Avoid sharing sensitive info: Don’t share passwords, verification codes, or personal details with anyone on WhatsApp unless you are 100% sure they are official representatives.

- Use Google Chrome Incognito mode instead: This is much safer because it keeps your data private on your device while you create the account yourself.

If you’re unsure about the WhatsApp contact someone gave you, it’s safer not to use it. Instead, stick to the official site and I’m here to guide you step-by-step through the process.

Would you like me to help you create the account together right now through Chrome? Let me know!

So please can you send me the link for to create it or I should do it Google Chrome

You can download the official SocialPay app for your Android device from the Google Play Store here:
SocialPay on Google Play

Using the app might give you a smoother experience for creating and managing your account compared to doing it through the browser. However, if you prefer, you can still try creating the account by visiting SocialPay’s official website through Google Chrome (using Incognito Mode to avoid cached issues).

Would you like guidance on how to install the app and create your account through it? I’m here to assist you step-by-step!

Please should I use one of my emails or I should create other email and use I don't want any problem again

Great question! You can definitely use one of your existing email addresses to create your SocialPay account—as long as it's an active email that you can access to receive verification messages. There's no strict need to create a new email just for SocialPay unless you want to keep things separate for personal or security reasons.

Using your regular email is usually simpler, and many people do so without problems. Just make sure:
- The email is typed correctly without typos.
- You have access to check its inbox and spam folder for verification.
- You avoid using temporary or disposable email addresses, as those can sometimes be blocked.

If you prefer extra privacy or want to separate your SocialPay account from your main email, creating a new email address is also fine and can be a fresh start.

So, to keep it simple, I recommend using your current reliable email to avoid complications. If you want advice on creating a secure new email, I can help with that too!

Are you ready to pick an email and try creating your SocialPay account again? I’m here to guide you through it step-by-step.

Ok please do they pay before creating the account

Thanks for asking about payments on SocialPay! To clarify, you do not need to make any payment before creating a SocialPay account. Signing up is generally free, and you can create your account without any upfront fees.

Payments or transactions happen only after you’ve successfully registered, logged in, and used the app to send or receive money.

If you ever encounter a request for payment before account creation, that would be unusual and could be a warning sign to be cautious. Always use the official SocialPay app or website to avoid scams.

Would you like me to help you with the account creation process now?

Username is it necessary to use my real name

Thanks for asking about the username and real name requirements for SocialPay!

From what I understand about similar financial apps and platforms, when creating your SocialPay account, you usually need to provide your real name during registration. This is important because:
- Financial services often require accurate identity information for security and compliance purposes.
- Your real name ensures smooth verification and helps protect your account.

That said, the username or display name you choose for your profile might be different from your legal name. Many apps allow you to pick a username or nickname that's visible to others, while your real name is used behind the scenes for identification and verification.

To sum up:
- Use your real name when the app asks for personal or legal name info.
- You can often choose a username that may be a nickname or any unique handle you like, depending on what SocialPay allows.

If you want, I can help you with the exact fields to fill out during registration once you start creating your account. Would you like to proceed with that?

So please I should use my full name

Yes, for creating your SocialPay account, it is best to use your full real name during the registration process. Financial apps like SocialPay typically require your full legal name to verify your identity and ensure security and compliance with regulations. This helps keep your account safe and avoids issues later on.

You can use a username or display name that might be different later if the app allows, but when asked for your personal name, enter your full correct name as on your official documents.

If you'd like, I can help you step-by-step as you fill out the registration form. Would you like to proceed?

You can learn more or start your registration here: SocialPay by Golomt Bank 1.

Okay please thanks if something Would come back

I’m glad you feel comfortable reaching out if anything comes up! If you ever need help with SocialPay or run into any issues, remember these support options:

- Visit the official SocialPay help page for guidance on account setup and transactions: About SocialPay
- Use the official SocialPay app from Google Play Store to create and manage your account safely: SocialPay on Google Play
- If you face any technical problems, clearing cache, using Chrome Incognito mode, or restarting your device can often help.

And of course, I’m here anytime you want step-by-step support or troubleshooting with your SocialPay account.

Are you satisfied with the solution I provided?

Please thank you so much

I see you're interested in reviews for the SocialPay app. Here’s a quick summary based on user feedback and app store comments:

- Some users feel the app works well overall, but they mention that parts of the profile section could use design improvements, like adding more spacing and stabilizing the icons, which seem to change frequently. It’s functional but could be more polished in terms of user experience.1

- Another related app called SocialPay Junior has received criticism for limited functionality and errors that lead users to dead-ends.2

- Discussions from social media platforms like Reddit suggest that SocialPay might be seen as an innovative way to engage users and provide discounts, but some users are still evaluating its long-term value and growth potential.3

Overall, SocialPay appears to be a legitimate digital payments platform with some room for improvement in user interface and feature completeness. If you want, I can help you navigate any specific features or troubleshoot issues you’re experiencing with it.

Are you looking for feedback to decide whether to use SocialPay, or do you need help with any specific app function?

Please is it called socialpay junior in play store

Thanks for asking! The app called SocialPay Junior on the Play Store is actually a separate application designed specifically for children and young people to help manage their finances. It’s different from the main SocialPay app meant for general users.

If you are looking for the standard SocialPay app (for adults), that one is usually just listed as SocialPay on the Google Play Store, without "Junior" in the name.

Here is the link to SocialPay Junior (for kids):
SocialPay Junior - Google Play

And for the regular SocialPay app, you want to look for:
SocialPay (without "Junior") — often published by Golomt Bank.

If you want, I can help you find the correct SocialPay app to install. Would you like me to guide you through that?

Please help me get the real app

I’m happy to help you get the real, official SocialPay app! To make sure you have the legitimate version from Golomt Bank, you can download it directly from the official Google Play Store here:

SocialPay - Official App on Google Play

This app is published by Golomt Bank and has over 500K downloads, which shows it’s trusted and genuine.

To install safely:
1. Open this link on your Android device using Chrome.
2. Tap “Install” to download and install the app.
3. Once installed, open the app and follow the registration steps with your real email and details.

Avoid downloading SocialPay from unknown third-party sites or links to prevent security risks.

If you want, I can guide you through the installation and account creation process step-by-step. Would you like me to do that?

Please they compatible for my device

Thanks for checking about compatibility! The official SocialPay app by Golomt Bank requires Android 5.0 or higher to run properly on devices. Since your device runs Android 10, it should be fully compatible with the app.

You can safely install the official SocialPay app from the Google Play Store here:
SocialPay on Google Play

Just make sure your device has enough storage space and a stable internet connection for installation and usage. If you encounter any specific error saying it’s not compatible, feel free to let me know, and I’ll help you troubleshoot further.

Would you like me to guide you through installing the app on your device step-by-step?

Please I am using Samsung a05

Thanks for sharing that you're using a Samsung Galaxy A05 and want to know about SocialPay app compatibility.

Good news! Your Samsung A05 runs Android 10, which meets the minimum Android version (5.0+) required for the official SocialPay app by Golomt Bank. So, from an operating system standpoint, the app should be compatible and installable on your device without issues.

Just a couple of points to keep in mind:
- Make sure you download the official SocialPay app from the Google Play Store to avoid unofficial versions or compatibility problems. Here's the official link again:
SocialPay on Google Play
- Your device should have enough free storage space to install and run the app smoothly.
- Samsung Galaxy A05 doesn't support Samsung Pay (Samsung's own payment system), but this does not affect using SocialPay since it's a separate app from a different provider.

If you encounter any specific error during installation or while using the app on your Samsung A05, please let me know the exact message or issue, and I can help troubleshoot further.

Would you like me to assist you with downloading and setting up the app on your Samsung A05 right now?

Please pay store say my device is not compatible that version

Thanks for letting me know that Google Play says your Samsung A05 device is not compatible with the SocialPay app. This can happen sometimes even if your Android version meets the minimum requirements because app developers may restrict installations based on other factors like device model, location, or Google Play region settings.

Here are some steps and considerations to help with this device compatibility issue:

1. Check Google Play Region Settings:
Sometimes apps are only available in certain countries or regions. Make sure your Google Play account’s region matches a country where SocialPay is officially supported. If your Play Store region is set to Ghana, and SocialPay targets Mongolia, the app might show as incompatible.

2. Try Updating Google Play Store and Services:
Ensure your Google Play Store app and Google Play Services on your device are up to date, as outdated versions can cause compatibility detection errors.

3. Clear Google Play Store Cache:
Sometimes, cached data can cause wrong compatibility messages. Try this:
- Go to Settings > Apps > Google Play Store
- Tap Storage & cache
- Tap Clear Cache and Clear Storage
- Restart your phone and check again.

4. Use APK Installation Carefully:
If you still cannot install from Play Store, you could consider downloading the SocialPay APK (Android app file) from a trusted and official source—but this is only recommended if you’re comfortable with manual installations and trust the source completely. Installing APKs from unofficial sites can be risky.

5. Contact SocialPay Support:
Since compatibility might be restricted by device model or region, you could reach out to SocialPay’s official customer support to clarify if your Samsung A05 and your location are supported. They might also provide alternative installation options or future plans for wider compatibility.

6. Alternative Devices or Methods:
If possible, try installing SocialPay on another compatible device or use the web version via Chrome browser’s Incognito Mode, if available for registration and usage.

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If you want, I can help walk you through any of these steps or help you contact SocialPay support for more precise assistance. Would you like me to assist you further with this?

Please so I should do it in Google Chrome for the meantime right

Yes, for the meantime, using SocialPay through Google Chrome on your Android device is a good alternative until you can install the app directly. Here’s how you can use SocialPay on Google Chrome:

1. Open Google Chrome on your device and preferably use Incognito Mode (tap the three dots in the upper right > New Incognito Tab) to avoid any cached data interference.
2. Go to the official SocialPay website here: SocialPay by Golomt Bank
3. From the website, look for the option to register or log in, then follow the prompts to create your account using your email and details.
4. Be sure to check your email (including the spam folder) to verify your account if required.
5. Once registered, you can use the web interface on Chrome to perform your SocialPay transactions.

While the web version may not be as fully featured or convenient as the app, it’s a safe and official way to access SocialPay without device compatibility issues right now.

If you want, I can walk you through the registration process step-by-step on Chrome. Would you like to start now?

Ok please thank you

Please want to ask can I use my account number as a card number

Thanks for your question about whether the SocialPay app uses your account number as a card number.

From the information available, SocialPay provides a virtual debit card that you can use for online payments, purchases in stores, and ATM withdrawals2. This virtual card has its own card number, which is different from your bank account number.

So, your account number is not the same as your card number in SocialPay. The app makes it easier to do transactions without needing to memorize your account number, but for card payments, you use the virtual card number issued through the app5.

If you’re setting up your SocialPay account and need to use a card number for purchases or withdrawals, you will use the virtual debit card number generated by the app—not your bank account number.

If you'd like, I can guide you through how to find and use your SocialPay virtual card once your account is set up. Would you like me to help with that?