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No SMS codes
Whoever takes your SIM does not get your account. Bipe has no SMS code to ask for.
iPhone: In the test app · Android: In development
How it works
- Scammers take WhatsApp accounts by asking for the SMS code or cloning the SIM. Bipe has no SMS code to ask for.
- Your number is not your account.
- A new SIM changes nothing on your account.
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Scam warnings
A warning appears under a message that looks like a scam: a rushed Pix, a new number, a boleto, a receipt.
iPhone: In the test app · Android: In development
Message requests
People who aren't in your contacts arrive as a request. You accept it or ignore it.
iPhone: In the test app · Android: In development
A pause before paying
When a money request looks suspicious, copy and pay stay locked for 5 seconds. The pause breaks the scammer's rush.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Your account lives on your phone
No email required and no hard password to remember. You pick an 8-digit PIN, like the one for your bank.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
New phone, same account
Got a new phone or lost yours? There is more than one way back into your account, and none goes through an SMS code.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon