Two-step verification adds an extra layer of security when you access your Bitso account. Instead of relying only on ...

You can enable two-step verification on your Bitso account from the website or from the app, on iPhone or Android. Th...

You can only turn off two-step verification from the Bitso website, and you need access to your account. If you lost ...

A transaction PIN is a 6-digit number you use to confirm your withdrawals on the web version of Bitso. You set it whe...

Bitso uses several layers of protection to keep your account and your money safe.Key security measuresTwo-step verifi...

Trusted accounts are an extra security feature that lets you send digital assets only to addresses you already saved ...

BC Protege+ is a system run by Brazil's Central Bank that lets you block new payment accounts from being opened in yo...

A passkey lets you confirm it's you with your fingerprint, face or device PIN, instead of waiting for a one-time code...

You can add a passkey to confirm it's you with your fingerprint, face or device PIN, instead of a one-time code by SM...

Enter your email and password as usual. Instead of asking for a code by SMS, Bitso asks you to confirm with your pass...

You can remove a passkey from your account at any time.Go to 'Profile', then 'Security', then 'Passkeys'.Select the p...

Your passkey is saved by Apple, Google or your password manager, not on the phone itself, so it comes back automatica...

If you saved your passkey in Google Password Manager and you're logging in on an iPhone or iPad, your device needs pe...

If you saved your passkey in Google Password Manager and use it on an iPhone, you may be sent back to the login scree...