How to Setup Fund Code for My IMBX Account? - Mobile App Guide
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This guide explains how to set up a Fund Code using the IMBX mobile app. A Fund Code is an essential security feature designed to protect your account during sensitive operations like withdrawals.
What Is a Fund Code?
- Extra Security for Transactions: A Fund Code adds an extra layer of protection for sensitive actions like withdrawals and security updates.
- Unique and Independent: The Fund Code is separate from your login credentials and can be uniquely set and updated by you.
- Protects Your Assets: The Fund Code ensures your digital assets stay secure during critical operations.
How to Setup Fund Code for My IMBX Account?
Step 1: Access Security Settings
1. Tap on the Account Center Icon and tap on your profile section.
2. Select Security and tap on Fund Code.
Step 2: Set Up Your Fund Code
1. Enter the Fund Code of your choice.
2. Ensure the Fund Code meets these requirements:
- 8–32 characters.
- Including at least one number, uppercase letter and special character.
- Choose a secure code that you can remember but is difficult for others to guess.
3. Confirm the Fund Code by entering it again and tap [Submit].
Step 3: Complete Verification
1. Tap [Send] to request a verification code for your email or phone.
2. Enter the verification codes from your email, SMS, or Google Authenticator.
3. Tap [Confirm] to successfully add the fund code.
FAQs
1. What happens if I forget my Fund Code?
You’ll need to reset your Fund Code by completing a verification process via your registered email, phone, or Google Authenticator.
2. Can I disable the Fund Code after setting it up?
Yes, you can disable the Fund Code via the security page, but it’s not highly recommended for security reasons.
3. Can I use the same code for my Fund Code and other security settings?
For security, it’s recommended to use a unique code that’s different from your login password or 2FA code.
4. How often should I update my Fund Code?
It’s advisable to update your Fund Code periodically, especially if you suspect unauthorized access.