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To figure out how to sign in to your Robinhood account on a new device, you’ll need to follow directions depending on whether you had two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled on your old device, if you still have your old device, and whether you still have your backup code.
If you have 2FA enabled and try to login, you should get a 2FA prompt in the app, as shown in the following example:
What’s a backup code?
Backup codes are another way to help keep your account secure. When you set up 2FA on your account, you’re asked to save a Backup code.
2FA pairs something you know (your password) and something you have (typically your authenticator app or an SMS code in a text message). If you don’t have access to your authenticator app or can’t retrieve your SMS code, then use your Backup code to log in with your new device.
Regenerate a backup code
On your old device
- Open the Robinhood app and sign in with your email address and password.
- Select Account (person icon) → Menu (3 bars) or Settings (gear).
- Select Security and privacy.
- Select Two-Factor Authentication → Regenerate Backup Code.
- Save your backup code somewhere you can find it, such as saving it to the cloud or writing it down in a safe place.
On your new device
- Open the Robinhood app and sign in with your email address and password
- When asked for your 2FA code, select Use Backup Code
- Enter your 2FA code
- To help keep your account secure, we recommend enabling 2FA again after you access your account on your new device to add back that extra layer of account protection.
Sign in on a new device if you have the old device
Don’t have 2FA enabled
- In the app or on the web, enter your email address and password
- When prompted, enter the the SMS code (text message) that’s sent to the phone number we have on file for you
Have 2FA enabled with SMS
- In the app or on the web, enter your email address and password
- When prompted, enter the the SMS code (text message) that’s sent to the phone number we have on file for you
Have 2FA enabled with an authenticator app
- Open the authenticator app on your old device and get the verification code (like you normally do when logging in)
- Open the Robinhood app on your new device, and sign in with your email address and password
- When prompted, enter your 2FA code
- To help keep your account secure, we recommend enabling 2FA again after you access your account on your new device to add back that extra layer of account protection.
Sign in on a new device without the old device
Don’t have 2FA enabled
- In the app or on the web, enter your email address and password
- On the login verification screen, select Need help?
- Select Update phone number and follow the instructions
Have 2FA enabled with SMS
For SMS, use the steps in Have 2FA enabled with SMS
Have 2FA enabled with an authenticator app
Use the steps in Regenerate a Backup code on your new device.
Robinhood Cash Card
When you open a Robinhood spending account, you can get a Robinhood Cash Card issued by Sutton Bank.
If you don’t want a physical debit card, you can opt for a virtual debit card. You can use the virtual card online and through Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay.
The Robinhood spending account is an account that lets you spend, pay and request money from friends, opt into round-ups, and get paid early. You can also get a Robinhood Cash Card issued by Sutton Bank. You can use your Robinhood Cash Card and routing and account numbers to buy groceries, pay bills, send checks, and more.
What happens when I open a Robinhood spending account?
• Cash held in your spending account may be eligible for pass-through FDIC insurance of up to $250,000 should the bank holding your funds fail. RHY currently partners with JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. to hold funds in your spending account, and Sutton Bank holds funds associated with your Cash Card. Review the Robinhood Cash Card Agreement and the Robinhood Spending Account Agreement for more information.
• You’ll be issued new routing and account numbers that you can use for direct deposit
• You can get a new Robinhood Cash Card
• You can opt into round-ups on your Robinhood Cash Card
• You can opt into getting paid up to 2 days early
• You can opt into paycheck recurring investments into equities in the brokerage account and crypto in the crypto account
• You can send and receive money on Robinhood through Pay & Request and earn up to $25 when you invite friends
