Question 2 of 23 about Touch ID/ Fingerprint Scanner
How do I switch on Touch ID for Barclays Mobile Banking?
If you have an iPhone 5s or later, iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, or iPad mini 3 or later, you first need to set up Touch ID on your device. To do that, select Touch ID & Passcode from your device settings and add a fingerprint.
You can then enable Touch ID for your Barclays Mobile Banking account from the app’s settings screen.
If you’d like to use your fingerprint to log in to Barclays Mobile Banking, you should make sure that only your fingerprints are registered to your mobile device.
Don’t activate this feature if you allow other people to access your mobile device using their fingerprints. We consider any transaction made with a registered fingerprint as authorised by you.
Touch ID/ Fingerprint Scanner
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- How do I switch on Touch ID for Barclays Mobile Banking? (current page)
- If I switch on Touch ID, can I still use my 5-digit passcode?
- If my fingerprint isn’t recognised, can I still access Barclays Mobile Banking?
- How do I turn off Touch ID for Barclays Mobile Banking?
- Will Barclays store my fingerprint?
- Why has Touch ID stopped working?
- If my fingerprint isn't recognised, can I still access Pingit?
- Why do I still get asked for my passcode after I have activated Touch ID?
- What if I have other people's fingerprints registered on my device?
- If I enable Touch ID, can I still use my 5-digit passcode?
- Will Pingit or Barclays store my fingerprint?
- How do I turn off Touch ID for Pingit?
- How do I switch on Touch ID for Pingit?
- Why has Touch ID stopped working?
- What is Face ID?
- Face ID for BMB
- Can I still use my 5-digit passcode
- Face isn't recognised
- Turn off Face ID
- Why am I asked for my passcode?
- Why has Face ID stopped working?
- Does Barclays store my face data?
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