Slide 1 • Suggested time: 40 seconds
This presentation explains how to sign in to your Robinhood account safely, covering web and mobile flows, multi-factor authentication, password best practices, troubleshooting common errors, and keeping your account secure against phishing and unauthorized access.
New users, returning users, and anyone responsible for digital security awareness within small teams or households.
Slide 2 • Suggested time: 2 minutes
Always use a personal or company-managed device you trust. Avoid public or shared computers for financial logins.
Use a secure network — your home or a mobile data connection. Avoid public Wi‑Fi unless you run a verified VPN.
Ensure your browser is up to date; clear obsolete extensions that might inject content into pages.
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Open your browser and type the official Robinhood URL directly into the address bar — do not follow unsolicited links.
Click the Login button. You’ll be prompted for your email/username and password.
If Multi‑Factor Authentication (MFA) is enabled, you’ll receive a code or push notification. Approve or enter the code to continue.
Use your browser's password manager to store credentials securely, but only on personal devices.
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Download Robinhood only from Google Play or the Apple App Store. Check publisher and reviews if uncertain.
Set up Face ID or fingerprint unlock for convenience and security. Biometric plus MFA is recommended.
Enable the auto‑lock timeout in the app settings so the app requires a biometric or passcode after inactivity.
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MFA adds a second layer beyond your password. If a password is compromised, a second factor can stop attackers from entering your account.
Apps like Google Authenticator, Authy, or iOS/Android built ins produce time‑based codes. They are more secure than SMS.
Better than nothing but susceptible to SIM‑swap attacks. Consider transferring to authenticator apps when possible.
Push prompts are convenient — you tap to approve a login. Ensure your device is secured with a passcode and biometric lock.
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Pick a long passphrase or use a password manager to generate and store unique passwords for each service. Aim for 12+ characters including a mix of words and punctuation.
Never reuse passwords across financial sites. If one site is breached, reused credentials risk other accounts.
Keep recovery email and phone up to date. For extra safety, use an email account with strong security (MFA enabled) as your recovery address.
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Use the password reset flow on the Robinhood login page. The service will send instructions to your recovery email. If you don’t receive an email, check spam and verify the address used.
Confirm the phone number or authenticator app pairing. If SMS isn't arriving, try toggling airplane mode or using the app‑based codes instead.
If you suspect account takeover or Robinhood flags activity, contact support through the official app or web help center—never share passwords in email or chat.
Slide 8 • Suggested time: 2 minutes 20 seconds
Be wary of urgent-sounding messages that pressure you to click a link. Always verify the sender and hover over links to inspect targets before clicking.
Phishers create lookalike pages. Confirm domain authenticity, look for HTTPS and correct domain spelling, and prefer typing the site address manually.
If you receive suspected phishing, forward it to the service's security contact or support and delete it.
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Log out from shared devices. On your Robinhood account settings, review active sessions and connected devices periodically and retire anything unfamiliar.
Keep operating systems, browsers, and apps up to date. Use device encryption and set a strong device passcode or biometric lock for mobile devices.
Slide 10 • Suggested time: 2 minutes
Visit Robinhood's official Help Center for step‑by‑step account and security guides. Bookmark the help center and support contact pages in a secure place.
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Enable MFA now if you haven't. Verify recovery contacts and run a quick security check on your devices today.