Some users received 1072 dollars, and Google Pay reward program showed "giving money" BUG.

CTOnews.com April 8 news, Google Pay reward program recently appeared BUG, causing some user accounts to receive cash awards unexpectedly. Android researcher Mishaal Rahman first discovered the problem, and users will receive a reward of $5 million to $1100.

The Google Pay incentive program is mainly a cash-back activity. Consumers can get a certain percentage of cash back after they participate in the promotion and purchase of goods. However, the latest exposure of this vulnerability will send users a reward that significantly exceeds the proportion of cash back.

CTOnews.com learned from the report that the prompt was "dogfooding the Google Pay Remittance experience" in the reward received by the user, which indicated that it was a pre-released internal Beta version.

Foreign technology media The TechOutlook speculated that Google Google Pay had planned to test the new algorithm internally, but the results were open to ordinary users. It is not clear how many users are affected by the vulnerability, or exactly how much each user has received.