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Sign-In

Overview

Digital Assets is the register of everything attached to your account that is not a balance — "the wallets, addresses, and sign-in methods linked to your account." It has three sections, each with its own address: Verified Addresses, Sign-In and Wallets.

Reach it from Profile — the DIGITAL ASSETS tab — or from Apps.

Sign-In is who can get into your account, in two parts: the methods you use, and any additional accounts that can reach the same profile.

Who can get into your account, in two parts.

Authentication methods

How you sign in. Email & Password appears as "email, password & PIN sign-in" — the three-part credential described in Sign In. Add passkey adds a device credential alongside it.

Additional accounts

Other accounts that can sign in to the same profile, each showing its origin — a Backup Phrase, for instance — its status, and a Remove control.

This is the list to check if you ever wonder what can reach your profile. Anything here can.

The Sign-In section of Digital Assets, reached from Profile. A section headed "Sign-In Accounts" reads "Manage additional accounts that can sign in to your Unit Network profile" with an Add Account control. An "Authentication Methods" table with an "Add passkey" control has columns METHOD, DETAILS, STATUS and ACTION, listing "Email & Password — Email, password & PIN sign-in — Active". An "Additional Accounts" table with columns ACCOUNT, ORIGIN, STATUS and ACTION lists one account originating from a Backup Phrase, marked Active, with a Remove control. The account pill and the account identifier are blurred.
Sign-In — the methods and the accounts that can reach your profile The Sign-In section

Before You Begin

  • Be signed in. This is your own register.
  • For a passkey: a device with Touch ID, Face ID or a security key.

How to Use This Screen

Review what can reach your account

  1. Open Digital Assets and select Sign-In.
  2. Read Authentication methods — how you sign in.
  3. Read Additional accounts — anything else that can. Check each origin.
  4. Use Remove on anything you do not recognise.

Add a passkey

  1. Select Add passkey.
  2. Confirm on your device.
  3. Check it appears under Authentication methods as Active.

What Happens Next

A new method becomes available on the sign-in screen. A removed account can no longer reach your profile, and the removal is recorded under archived records.

Tips

  • Review this list occasionally. It is the shortest answer to "what can reach my account?"
  • Check the origin of every additional account — a backup phrase, for instance.
  • Adding a passkey does not remove your existing method; both stay active.

Related Screens

Frequently Asked Questions

What are additional accounts?
Other accounts that can sign in to the same profile, each showing where it came from.
What does "Backup Phrase" origin mean?
That account was established from a recovery phrase.
Can I have more than one authentication method?
Yes — Add passkey sits alongside email, password and PIN.

Troubleshooting

I do not recognise an additional account
Check its origin, and use Remove if it should not be there.
Add passkey does nothing
Your device or browser needs to support passkeys and prompt you to confirm.