You may have to give the Zwift app permission to access the Bluetooth hardware on your Android device.
When you ran the Zwift app for the first time, the app should have asked you for permissions to access the Locations folder. In Android, Bluetooth permissions are buried under the Location permission (itās not obvious, but thatās the reason).
If you denied permission to the Location folder, you can allow permissions for the Zwift app. How-to has been discussed here. If youāre running the newest version of Android, itās buried under two levels of folders.
Alternately - you can uninstall the Zwift app, then reinstall, and give permissions the next time.
Thank you for checking that setting, and also attaching screenshots.
Controllable trainers should connect without issue over Bluetooth, so this is puzzling why it does not. One possibility is that it might be specific to that Android device. Would you have a different Android device to test?
Is this the Nexgim exercise bike you have? It is not on Zwiftās list of supported trainers. The specs say āBluetooth 5.0,ā but this does not mean that the bike is designed to work with Zwift in mind. There are exercise equipment companies that make Bluetooth-capable products that only work with their own proprietary fitness apps.
Wish I had better news for you, but we canāt say that this bike will work.