Sign In to Your Account | Coinsquare®

Quick overview

Signing in to your Coinsquare® account should be fast, safe, and reliable. Secure login depends on a strong password, device verification, and two-factor authentication (2FA). The flow below is a general guide — always use the official Coinsquare® website or mobile app and verify URLs before entering credentials.

This page is an informational guide. For account-specific problems or official support, contact Coinsquare® through their verified channels.

Before you sign in — quick checklist

Confirm you are on the genuine Coinsquare® domain (type it directly into your browser or use a trusted bookmark).
Use a strong, unique password stored in a password manager.
Have your two-factor authentication (2FA) device ready (authenticator app or hardware key).
Avoid signing in on public or untrusted networks; use a private, secure connection instead.
Keep your device OS, browser, and antivirus up to date to reduce malware risk.

Step-by-step: How to sign in

Open the official site or app: Navigate to the Coinsquare® login page using a verified bookmark or type the URL in the address bar. Do not click links from unsolicited emails or chats.
Enter your email or username: Use the address associated with your Coinsquare® account.
Enter your password: Paste from your password manager if you use one. Avoid typing passwords on unfamiliar devices.
Complete CAPTCHA or anti-bot challenge if shown: This prevents automated attacks.
Two-factor authentication (2FA): When prompted, enter the code from your authenticator app (TOTP) or confirm using your hardware security key or biometric method if supported.
Device verification: If logging in from a new device, verify the device by following the email prompt or SMS code sent to your registered contact method.
Access your dashboard: After successful authentication you’ll arrive at your Coinsquare® dashboard where you can view balances, place trades, and manage account settings.

Important: If anything about the login page looks suspicious (missing padlock, different domain spelling, unusual prompts), do not proceed — close the page and reach out to official support.

Setting up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of protection by requiring a second proof of identity in addition to your password. Coinsquare® supports common 2FA methods such as TOTP authenticator apps and hardware security keys. Here's how to set it up:

Sign in to your account: Go to Account Settings > Security.
Select 2FA method: Choose an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator) or a hardware key (YubiKey, Titan).
Scan the QR code: Using your authenticator app, scan the provided QR code and save the recovery codes shown on-screen in a secure location.
Verify a test code: Enter the one-time code from your app to confirm setup.
Store backup codes safely: If Coinsquare® supplies backup/recovery codes, keep them offline and do not store them digitally in cloud storage.

Prefer authenticator apps or hardware keys over SMS when possible — SMS is vulnerable to SIM-swapping and interception.

Device verification & trusted devices

Coinsquare® may require device verification when you sign in from a new browser or device. This prevents unauthorized access and helps you track where your account has been accessed from. Typical device verification steps:

Email confirmation: a one-time link or code is sent to your registered email address.
SMS verification: a code is sent to your registered phone number (less secure than app-based methods).
Session management: review active sessions and revoke ones you don't recognize from account settings.

        Tip: Only mark devices as trusted if they are personal devices you use frequently. Avoid marking public or shared computers as trusted.
      

Password best practices

Use a unique, long password (12+ characters) combining letters, numbers, and symbols.
Store passwords in a reputable password manager; avoid re-using passwords across services.
Change your password immediately if you suspect it has been exposed.
Enable account alerts so you receive notifications for password changes or new device sign-ins.

Troubleshooting common login issues

Forgot password

Click the "Forgot password" link on the login page.
Enter your registered email and follow the password reset instructions sent to you.
Choose a strong new password and review account activity after resetting.

Lost 2FA device

If you lose access to your authenticator app or hardware key:

Use previously saved backup/recovery codes to regain access.
If you have no backup, contact Coinsquare® support and follow their account recovery procedures (you may need to provide ID verification).
After recovery, set up a new 2FA method and revoke the lost device.

Account locked or suspicious activity

If the platform detects suspicious sign-in attempts it may temporarily lock the account:

Follow on-screen instructions to unlock your account (email verification, ID checks).
Contact Coinsquare® support promptly if unauthorized transactions appear on your account.
Change your password and revoke active sessions as a precaution.

Security recommendations — keeping your account safe

Phishing vigilance: Never enter your login credentials on a site reached through unsolicited emails or messages. Verify domain names carefully.
Protect your devices: Keep operating systems and browsers up to date and use reputable security software.
Separate email security: Secure the email tied to your Coinsquare® account with its own strong password and 2FA — control of your email can enable account recovery abuse.
Withdrawal whitelists: If Coinsquare® supports withdrawal address whitelisting, use it to restrict withdrawals to known addresses only.
Small test transfers: When withdrawing to a new address, send a small test amount first to confirm correctness.
Keep backups: Securely store 2FA recovery codes and any device backups in offline, tamper-resistant locations.

Advanced account controls

For higher-security setups — particularly for users holding significant balances — consider advanced controls:

Hardware security keys: Use FIDO2 hardware keys for phishing-resistant login where supported.
Multi-user access: For corporate accounts, configure role-based access controls and multi-person approval flows if available.
Audit logs: Regularly review account activity logs and export transaction history for reconciliation.
Cold storage: Keep the majority of long-term holdings in cold storage (hardware wallets or other offline custody) and only keep trading capital on exchange accounts.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How do I know I’m on the real Coinsquare® site?

Type the domain directly into your browser (use bookmarks), check for HTTPS and the correct domain name, and watch for suspicious spelling variations. When in doubt, contact official support channels.

Can I use biometric login (face/fingerprint)?

If Coinsquare® mobile app supports biometric login, you can enable it for convenience — however, biometric unlock typically works alongside 2FA and does not replace strong account-level protections. Only enable biometrics on your trusted personal device.

What should I do if I suspect my account was hacked?

Immediately change your password, revoke active sessions, disable or reset 2FA, and contact Coinsquare® support. If funds were moved, provide support with all requested information and follow their incident response process.

Does Coinsquare® offer recovery codes for 2FA?

Most platforms provide optional recovery codes during 2FA setup — save these offline. If the platform supports them, you’ll be prompted to download or copy them when enabling 2FA.

Ready to sign in securely?

Use the official Coinsquare® login page or the verified mobile app to access your account. Follow the checklist above: strong unique password, 2FA enabled, device verification, and careful attention to phishing risks. If you ever need help with access, use Coinsquare®’s verified support channels rather than responding to unsolicited messages.

If you have large holdings, consider withdrawing most funds to a hardware wallet or other cold-storage solution and only keep what you need for trading on the exchange.

Disclaimer

This guide is informational and not an official Coinsquare® page. Procedures, features, and UI may change — always consult Coinsquare®'s official website and support documentation for the most current instructions and for account-specific assistance.