Verifying your email address helps protect your account and ensures a secure experience when using Borrowell.
Why email verification is required
We ask you to verify your email address for several important reasons:
- Protect your account: Verifying your email confirms that you own the email address associated with your account, helping prevent unauthorized account creation and fraud.
- Keep your account secure: Your verified email is used for important security actions, such as password resets, identity verification, multi-factor authentication, and account notifications.
- Prevent fraudulent activity: Email verification helps reduce fake account creation and protects against automated bot registrations and other forms of abuse.
- Rewards Disbursement: For any rewards disbursement, a valid email address is required to ensure the reward is sent to the correct recipient.
How to verify your email when creating an account
When creating a new Borrowell account, you'll be prompted to verify your email address.
- Enter your email address and select Continue.
- Check your inbox for a 6-digit verification code.
- Enter the code and select Continue.
- Create a password that meets the required security criteria.
- Select Continue.
- Once signed in, select Get Started to complete your account setup.
How to verify your email when resetting your password
You'll also need to verify your email address before resetting your password.
- Select Reset password from the sign-in page.
- Enter the email address associated with your Borrowell account and select Continue.
- Check your inbox for the 6-digit verification code.
- Enter the code and select Continue.
- Create your new password and select Reset password to save your changes.
Didn't receive your verification code?
If you don't receive your code within a few minutes:
- Check your Spam or Junk folder.
- Confirm that you entered the correct email address.
- Your verification code is valid for 15 minutes. If it expires, simply request a new code.