Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
A Pi Wallet “2FA” Page Asking for the Recovery Phrase
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
The page claims to activate email-based two-factor authentication for Pi wallets, but its flow asks visitors for a 24-word passphrase and an email verification code.
- For
- Pi wallet holders evaluating a security claim
- Worth noticing
- The page says lost passphrases cannot be recovered, yet requests the 24-word phrase to activate its own email-based 2FA.
Field notes
The visible interface is arranged as a sequence of authentication, email confirmation, and code-entry screens, with back buttons between stages. A final screen claims activation succeeded and says the confirmation was logged to the browser console. The page also warns that lost passphrases cannot be recovered; the extracted evidence does not reveal whether entered information leaves the browser.
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