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Hi Guys

I have just upgraded to the Charge 3 SE and wanted to ask if I have to use the 4 digit PIN code any time I wish to pay with my Revolut or can I disable this.

Any advice gratefully received.

Thanks

Gabe

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I don't use Fitbit Pay myself so I can only go with what it says in that help file.

 

It's seems that it is there to limit access to your money should you lose your fitbit or it is stolen. So, if you take it off, the next time you try to use Pay it will ask for the PIN to make sure it's you wearing it and it will also ask for the PIN if it's been more than 24 hours since you last used it. So, it's not a one off authorisation but an ongoing requirement needed at least once a day

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You can't totally disable it. Fitbit say:

 

"When you set up Fitbit Pay, you’re prompted to set a personal 4-digit PIN code.

To authorize a payment, enter your PIN code the first time you use Fitbit Pay since last taking off your device, or if it's been 24 hours since you made a payment."

 

From: https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/2236/

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Thank you for the prompt response Steve

So are you stating that it is a one off authorisation to enable the card for the first payment or does it recur every 24 hours. Sorry for the additional question.

Gabe

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I don't use Fitbit Pay myself so I can only go with what it says in that help file.

 

It's seems that it is there to limit access to your money should you lose your fitbit or it is stolen. So, if you take it off, the next time you try to use Pay it will ask for the PIN to make sure it's you wearing it and it will also ask for the PIN if it's been more than 24 hours since you last used it. So, it's not a one off authorisation but an ongoing requirement needed at least once a day

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I guess that makes sense Steve.

Thanks again for yourt help.

Best regards

Gabe

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Basically it is there to assure that only you those you authorize can spend your money. 

 

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Thank you Rich

it makes sense now - your help was much appreciated. 
Best regards

Gabe

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