BlockFi Login | Secure Access to Your BlockFi Account

This presentation explains how to securely access your BlockFi account, covering login flows, two-factor authentication (2FA), phishing avoidance, device hygiene, and basic recovery steps. Colors use deep blue-black with teal, gold, and sky accents.

BlockFi login overview

BlockFi uses standard email + password authentication combined with optional or mandatory multi-factor authentication. For best security, enable 2FA, monitor account notifications, and avoid reusing credentials across services.

• Primary factors: registered email and strong password.
• Secondary factor: time-based one-time password (TOTP) or SMS (TOTP preferred).
• Session controls: logout devices and review active sessions from account settings.

Demo login form (illustrative)

This form is for demonstration only. Do not enter real credentials into demo forms shown in presentations.

This demo does not transmit data. For actual BlockFi access, always use the official site and check for a valid HTTPS certificate.

Best practices to secure your BlockFi account

• Use a unique, complex password stored in a reputable password manager.
• Enable TOTP-based 2FA (e.g., Authenticator apps). Avoid SMS-based 2FA when possible.
• Enable email and withdrawal notifications to detect unauthorized activity quickly.
• Regularly review connected apps and active sessions; revoke access you don't recognize.
• Beware of phishing: never click links in unsolicited emails—navigate to BlockFi by typing the address or using a bookmark.

Recovery & support

If you lose access, use BlockFi's official support channels to verify identity and restore access. Prepare proof of identity and account activity; never share your password or 2FA codes with support unless explicitly required for a secure verification step explained by BlockFi's documented support flow.

If you suspect compromise, change passwords, revoke active sessions, and contact BlockFi support immediately.

Threats this protects against — and what it doesn't

Proper login and 2FA protect against credential theft, automated attacks, and basic phishing. They do not protect against:

• Advanced social-engineering where attackers convince you to authorize transfers.
• Compromise of your email account (ensure your email also has strong protections and 2FA).
• Insider risks or regulatory changes affecting custodial platforms.

Disclaimer