Furthermore, as stated above, you won’t be able to do this if you have an outstanding balance or an active subscription, including iCloud. If you do this, you won’t be able to buy paid apps until you add a valid payment method. Remove your faulty payment details so that no payment method will be associated with your Apple ID.Update your payment details or add a new payment method.Unless this balance is paid, you won’t be able to remove your payment method. Check to see if you have an outstanding balance.The options are listed below and will be explained in more detail in the following sections. There are a few ways to get rid of this error message. If your payment method has not been updated as required by Apple.If you have an unpaid balance on your account.If something is wrong with the current payment method associated with your Apple ID.If you never downloaded an app, either paid or free, on your iPad or iPhone before.There can be several reasons you see this error: If you are the family organizer you may get a similar error asking you to share a code. If it doesn't fix itself, try these steps again.A similar error also may appear if you are using Family Sharing. If all else fails, simply place the app icon somewhere on a Home screen where it won't bother you and forget about it for a few days. While issues like this are more rare, they can happen. Perhaps you tried to download an app right when an update went through for that particular app. Sometimes app hangups can be caused by changes to the App Store server.
Wait for the sync to finish and then check and see if the app either finished downloading or got booted from your Home screen. Simply plug your iPhone or iPad into the computer you regularly sync music and movies with and hit Sync. Sometimes plugging your iPhone or iPad into iTunes and syncing your purchases back and forth will either kickstart stuck app downloads or make them terminate themselves. Even if you back up to iCloud instead of iTunes, you can still sync through iTunes.
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