Works with Brave also.
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On J2, I removed MobilePay cache and data, uninstalled the app and installed the working mentioned build 4429694. Suddenly app only shows Denmark or Greenland as country options.
There is two different version of mobilepay in Aurora. One for Denmark and another for others
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Ah yes. That was my error.
A warm thank you for everyone sharing the tips. Another confirmation here on J2, that build version 4429694 of MobilePay works.
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I can also confirm that build version 4429694 of MobilePay (Finland) works on J2.
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Build version 4429694 also works on Xperia 10 V. 
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If someone has a support ticket open with Mobilepay, they should note that the versions after 4429694 (10.16.0) of MobilePay (Finland) introduced some change which prevents it from working under Sailfish5.
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For me authentication of this version on J2 in Finland gets stuck in Chrome/Vivaldi browser? The page identifies as api.vipps.no/mobileintercept/… Edit: Added rights to Mobilepay in Android settings: announcements, camera. After this authentication succeeded.
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Can confirm that 4429694 logged in without any problems on J2.
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I also had a problem with MobilePay refusing to start afer giving my PIN code. Upgrading didn’t help. I have a Xperia 10 II and I’m in Finland.
Manually downloading the build 4429694 in Aurora Store fixed the issue for now. I will write to their support about this. Thanks for all the tips!
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This version works with my new Jolla phone (2026) too! Wiuh! I need this app. I don’t care if it old version or not. I have Sailfish OS 5.2. I tried to use the latest version and that didn’t work :/. So thank you O7.
Could someone confirm, which apps and setup are needed for getting MobilePay to work in JP2?
- MobilePay app
- MicroG
- Other browser? Chromium based?
I would be appreciated.
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JP2 already has MicroG installed out-of-the-box, and I have both Firefox and DuckDuckGo added as browsers (to be honest, I’m not sure which one ended up being used). I then installed 4429694 (10.16.0) of MobilePay (Finland) and was able to do user verification (I used Mobiilivarmenne, but I believe this should also work with bank-based identification). I locked this version of MobilePay (using Aurora Store’s “blacklist”), since the later versions apparently have issues with verification.
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Vivaldi seems to be a good browser for verification purposes. It may be that you need to make it default browser (for Android ?) beforehand so there won’t be a hiccup in the verification process.
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Probably any browser on Android will work and, if the one you chose, for any reason doesn’t work, just download your second browser of choice from Aurora Store.
Like others pointed out, microG in installed as part of the introduction process, unless you opt out. And for MobilePay/Vipps, search it’s store page in the Aurora Store, click the three dots in the upper right corner and select Manual download and enter the number 4429694 to the field and it should download the right version.
As @ExTechOp pointed out, after install you can blacklist the MobilePay in the Aurora Store so it doesn’t try to offer you updates for it, if you are the kind of person who likes to press the Update all-button.
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I had this with other apps too where the login fails. Especially Firefox seems to cause problems, but Vivaldi works well.
I believe MobilePay and Vipps seem to be the same thing (run by the same company, Vipps MobilePay AS). I tried installing Vipps, due to it being connected to Wero and working across country borders (which the Swedish “Swish” isn’t), it would not work with Fennec, but did specifically mention installing the Duckduckgo browser, which worked when installed from F-Droid (also mentioned Opera, Chrome, and a fourth one that I don’t remember). I don’t know if MobilePay has the same limitation, but it very well might.
I wrote a ‘fun email’ to MobilePay. If anyone wants to use mine as a template, it’s available here for the next 3 months. The original message was written in Finnish (which is the version I actually sent them) but I’ve added an AI English translation below.
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Thank you for writing the email! I think yours was very good and polite. It seems that everyone gets template answer from them, but if you ask to forward then your email to development team they at least said for me they do it. Don’t know if they actually do, but it might push the feedback beyond initial customer service person
doesn’t really matter, there just needs to be enough complaints and they will have to react (also people need to use both emails not just the support one)
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