Besides Pecunia SMS, you can now receive verification codes for your Bit2Me Card via push notifications: the 6-digit code appears directly on your screen, without relying on your operator or signal coverage. Here's when they're used and how to activate them.
What are push notifications used for?
Bit2Me will ask for a 6-digit verification code whenever you perform a sensitive action on your card. With push notifications enabled, that code will arrive directly on your screen instead of via SMS. You'll use them in these cases, among others:
- Turning your card on or off.
- Deleting your card.
- Viewing sensitive data, such as the CVV or the full card number.
- Creating or modifying your Secret Code.
- Authorizing online purchases that require additional verification.
- They are especially useful if you are traveling or roaming, as they don't depend on your operator delivering an SMS in another country.
- They avoid the wait for an SMS, which can sometimes take a few seconds or minutes to arrive depending on coverage or the operator.
How to activate push notifications for your Card?
Log in to your Bit2Me account and go to the Card section. You'll see a notification: "Activate notifications to view your CVV and validate purchases".
Tap on the notification to reveal the Activate Card notifications button.
Tap the button. You will receive a 6-digit code via SMS from Pecunia; enter it on screen to confirm activation.
That's it! From now on, whenever you need to view your CVV or validate a purchase, the 6-digit code will appear directly as a push notification on your screen, instead of arriving via SMS.
- If you don't activate push notifications, you will continue to receive your verification code via SMS from Pecunia, as before.
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