Mobile banking apps can be sensitive to root access due to security concerns. Even with tools like KernelSU and Play Integrity Fix, some apps might still detect root, making transactions difficult. This can be frustrating, especially if you've taken steps to mask root access.

If your mobile banking app is suddenly detecting root after using KernelSU, even with lsposed bypass root detection module, here's a breakdown of potential causes and solutions:

**1. KernelSU Configuration:**
- Double-check your KernelSU settings to ensure root access is properly confined and not overly intrusive. Certain configurations might inadvertently trigger detection.

**2. lsposed Bypassing:**
- lsposed is helpful, but not foolproof. Some apps might employ advanced root detection mechanisms not easily bypassed. Try updating lsposed to the latest version or exploring alternative root detection bypass methods specifically for your banking app.

**3. App-Specific Issues:**
- Some banking apps have rigorous detection methods unique to their own security protocol.
- Try clearing the cache and data of your banking app to see if a temporary bug is causing the issue.
- Also, consider reaching out to the banking app's support team, as they might have insights into their root detection and potential workarounds.

**4. Secure Alternative:**
- In some cases, the most reliable solution might be to utilize a separate, secure device or environment for banking activities. This minimizes the risk of detection and potential security breaches.

**Important Security Note:** While root access offers great flexibility, it does introduce potential security risks. Always be cautious about the apps and permissions you grant when rooted.

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