Google Pay let’s allow the users to setup various payment methods such as Credit Card/Debit Card or UPI to pay for the services offered by Google. Also it allows the user to make the payment in general. However, just like any other applications have some bugs, glitches and errors, Google Pay has its own glitches and errors which may be frustrating.
Recently, many GPay users encountered an issue with their Google Pay account and experienced an error while trying to make payments to an individual. According to various reports, whenever users are trying to pay a person, they get an OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error on their GPay. Well, worry not if you are having the same error on your Google Pay. In this guide, we will show you the effective ways to solve the Google Pay your request failed error along with the OR-CCSEH-05/OR-TAPSH-08. Therefore, without further ado, let’s get into it.
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How to Fix Google Pay Your Request Failed OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08
The main reasons why you are getting an OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error or the GPay request failed while trying to make a payment are because the bank is dealing with the Credit /Debit cards with your bank accounts. It could also be possible that you have not fully verified your GPay account on your device, preventing you from making payments to an individual with your GPay account. Try the below troubleshooting strategies to resolve the OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error on your Google Pay.
Fix 1: Verify Your Google Pay Account
If you get an OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error on your GPay or the requests fail to make the payments to an individual, then it could be due to blocked Google Pay when it comes to a non-verified account. To up its security measures, Google Pay will let you verify their accounts before paying any payments to an individual with your Google Pay account.
Therefore, if you are running into the OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error on your Google Pay, then you should try to verify your GPay account before making any further payments through your Google Pay account. By doing this method, you may be able to resolve the problem soon.
Fix 2: Verify Card Compatibility with Google Pay
You also have to check whether your card is compatible with your Google Pay account on your device. If you’re using any Credit/Debit card, then make sure it is compatible with it. Here we have listed the cards that are supported in the India region. So, take a look into it.
| Bank/Company | Credi/Debit Cards |
| Axis Bank | Visa credit card |
| Visa debit card | |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| State Bank of India (SBI), SBI Cards |
Visa credit card |
| Visa debit card | |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| Kotak Bank | Visa credit card |
| Visa debit card | |
| HDFC Bank | Visa credit card |
| Visa debit card | |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| IndusInd Bank | Visa credit card |
| Visa debit card | |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| Federal Bank | Visa debit card |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| RBL Bank | Mastercard credit card |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| HSBC Bank | Visa credit card |
| Mastercard credit card | |
| ICICI Bank | Mastercard credit card |
| Mastercard debit card | |
| Visa credit card | |
| Visa debit card | |
| OneCard | Visa credit card |
Fix 3: Check Bank Server Status
The other thing you have to do is to check your bank server status whether it’s running normally or has a maintenance issue. To check the bank server status, you should contact the bank directly via the customer support number, check out their Twitter handle account, or verify the status by using the third-party sites just like DownDetector.
Although, if the bank servers are currently down or running under maintenance issues, you have to wait until the server or maintenance issues get fixed back. Once the issue has been resolved with your bank server, then try accessing Google Pay and be sure to check whether your request failed OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error problem has been resolved or not.
Fix 4: Contact Support Team
If you have tried the above workarounds and it doesn’t work, you should contact the Google Pay or Google Play support team for further help. Generally, the OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 errors on Google Play usually tend to appear if your GPay account has been red flagged by Google’s Risk Engine.
Make sure to get in touch with Google Support and explain the error you are encountering on your Google Pay and they will definitely be able to guide you in order to solve the error on your Google Pay. You can also visit the bank where you have opened your bank account to get more information related to the error on your Google Pay.
Wrapping it Up
It is essential to diagnose the OR-CCSEH-05 and OR-TAPSH-08 error on your Google Pay in order to solve the error and to make payments to an individual. Without solving the error, you may be unable to make the payments to a person with your Google Pay accounts.
We have mentioned some of the effective ways to solve the error you are getting on your Google Pay. We hope this guide helps you to solve the error on your Google Pay. Make sure to contact the support team or visit the bank if the above workarounds don’t work for you to resolve the error. Also, let us know if you have any other queries in the comments section below.