- What security methods are available
- Why Passkey is the recommended option
- What actions require extra verification
- How to manage your security settings
Your Security Setup at Roxom
Your Roxom account starts with basic access using Email login or Google Sign-In. To protect your account and to enable trading and withdrawals, youâll need to add at least one strong security method, such as a Passkey or an Authenticator App.Security methods
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Email / Google
Your base identity, used for login and general access. -
Authenticator App
Time-based security codes generated by apps like Google Authenticator or Authy. -
Passkey (recommended)
Biometric login (Face ID or fingerprint) saved on your device or in the cloud. Our strongest and fastest method.
What Happens Without Additional Security Methods?
If you havenât configured a Passkey or an Authenticator App, your account remains vulnerable and limited in functionality. Hereâs what you need to know:- You wonât be able to trade or withdraw
- You can still receive deposits, but your account is considered unprotected
- Your account will be flagged as having a low security level. To unlock all features and properly protect your account, youâll need to add at least one strong security method.
Manage Your Security in One Place
Go to Account > Security to:- View your current security level
- Enable, manage or remove your Passkeys
- Set up or disable your Authenticator App (2FA)
Passkey: Biometric Login (Recommended)
Passkey is the strongest and most seamless security method available in Roxom. It lets you log in with your fingerprint, face or device PIN, without entering codes.How to set up a Passkey
- Go to Account â Security
- Click Enable Passkey
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Verify your identity using your strongest available method:
- Email OTP (a one-time code sent to your email), or
- Authenticator App code (TOTP)
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Choose where to store your Passkey:
- iCloud Keychain
- Google Password Manager
- Chrome profile
- Local device
- Once enabled, youâll see the Manage Passkey button.
Manage your Passkeys
From Manage Passkey, you can:- Add up to 10 Passkeys
- Rename existing Passkeys
- Delete unused Passkeys
Remove a Passkey
To remove a Passkey, youâll need to confirm using:- The same Passkey, or
- A fallback: Email OTP + Authenticator App (as an additional factor)
Authenticator App
An Authenticator App adds an extra layer of security by generating time-based one-time codes (TOTP). You can use:- Google Authenticator
- Authy
- Any other app compatible with TOTP (Time-based One-Time Passwords)
How to set up 2FA
- Click Enable Authenticator in your Security Settings
- Confirm your identity (OTP, 2FA, or Passkey depending on your setup)
- Scan the QR code with your app
- Enter the 6-digit code to activate
To disable Authenticator App code
- Youâll be asked to verify using Passkey
- If you donât have Passkey, youâll need to enter 2FA + OTP to your email. Disabling 2FA triggers a 24-hour withdrawal cooldown
Email (Login Identity)
Your email is your base login method. You can change it anytime from the Security section.To change your email
- Click Change Email
- Verify with your strongest security method available.
- Enter your new email and confirm it via OTP
- Withdrawals will be paused for 24 hours
- You canât reuse a previous email for 30 days
- You canât use an email thatâs already linked to another account
Final Tips
- Email alone is not enough. Secure your account now with additional security factors.
- Enable Passkey first, then Authenticator App (FA) for extra protection
- Any sensitive changes (email, 2FA, Passkey) will require strong verification
- If you lose access to your Passkey or 2FA, fallback methods allow recovery if both are set
Need help?
Still have questions? You can speak to Roxy, our AI support assistant, available 24/7 in the chat bubble at the bottom right of your screen. You can also contact our support team directly at help@roxom.com. Looking to recover your account or reset your security methods? Read our guide on how to regain access to your account.Related Articles
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