SECURITY PIN
What is a Security PIN?
Your Security PIN is a 4-digit code that acts as an additional layer of protection for your account. When enabled, you can enter this 4-digit PIN to access your account, making your login faster and more secure, without using your full password each time.
How Does the Security PIN Work?
Players can set their Security PIN after logging in for the first time.
Here’s how to set up your Security PIN:
- After logging in as a new user, you will see a pop-up that says “Setup 4 Digit Security PIN.”
- Click on “Setup PIN Now,” and an OTP code will be sent to your account’s email address.
- Enter the OTP code into the CoinPoker client.
- You’ll see a pop-up that says “Security PIN Created.”
- Log in again, and you’ll be able to use your 4-digit Security PIN.
Once enabled and set, your Security PIN will be required every time you log in on verified trusted devices.
After five incorrect Security PIN attempts, you will be prompted to reset it using an OTP code.
You can enable, disable, or reset your Security PIN from your Account Settings.
Security PIN FAQs
Your Security PIN is a 4-digit numeric code that adds an extra layer of security to your account. Once enabled, you simply need to enter your 4-digit PIN to access the app.
No. Your Security PIN is optional, but it’s highly recommended for stronger account protection, especially on shared or public devices.
Your password protects your account during login. Your Security PIN acts as an additional security layer, ensuring only you can access your account, even if someone knows your password.
You can easily reset your Security PIN from the Security PIN login screen or Account Settings. You’ll just need to verify your email using an OTP code before creating a new Security PIN.
After five consecutive incorrect Security PIN entries, the app will lock PIN access temporarily and ask you to reset your Security PIN by validating an OTP sent to your registered email.
Yes. You can disable your Security PIN anytime from Account Settings. For safety, you’ll be asked to verify an OTP sent to your registered email before you can disable it.