For users who want to strengthen their account security, setting a fund password is a practical step. This guide explains what a fund password is, how to set one on Gate TR, and what to consider when managing it.
A fund password is a security credential used for certain asset-related operations on Gate TR. It is separate from your account login password and provides an additional layer of verification when performing supported actions involving account assets.
The two passwords serve different purposes. Your login password is used to access your account, while your fund password helps protect eligible asset-related activities. Keeping them separate can reduce the risk associated with relying on a single password.
A fund password is also different from two-factor authentication (2FA). While 2FA requires an additional verification code during supported login or security processes, a fund password is a separate credential configured in your account’s security settings.
You can set a fund password through the Gate TR app. Before starting, make sure you can access the email address linked to your account, as an email verification code may be required.
After completing these steps, your fund password will be configured. Follow the on-screen instructions if the app displays any additional verification requirements.
Gate TR also provides a setting for controlling how frequently you need to enter your fund password. This allows you to manage the verification frequency for supported operations.
You can adjust this setting on both the website and the app.
The available frequency options are displayed in your account settings. Review the options shown on the platform before confirming your selection.
These security features serve different purposes on Gate TR. Understanding their roles can help you manage your account security more effectively.
| Security Feature | Main Purpose | When It Is Used |
|---|---|---|
| Login Password | Protects access to your Gate TR account | When logging in |
| Fund Password | Adds a separate verification credential for supported asset-related operations | When performing supported actions involving account assets |
| Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) | Adds an additional verification step | During supported login or security processes |
A fund password does not replace your login password or 2FA. Each feature provides a different layer of account protection, and they can be used together.
A fund password is part of your account security setup, so it is important to manage it carefully.
No. A login password is used to access your account, while a fund password is an additional security credential for supported asset-related operations.
No. Two-factor authentication uses an additional verification method, such as an authenticator code. A fund password is a separate credential configured in your account’s security settings.
Yes. You can access the setting through Profile > Security > Basic Security > Fund Password in the app. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.
Yes. Gate TR provides an Entry Frequency setting under Fund Password. You can adjust it through the website or app after completing the required verification.
First, check that you are logged in to the correct account and can access the email address linked to it. Follow the verification instructions displayed on the platform. If the issue continues, contact Gate TR support through official channels.
Setting a fund password on Gate TR adds a separate security credential for supported asset-related operations. You can configure it through the app’s security settings and adjust its entry frequency through either the website or app. For a more complete account security setup, keep your login password, fund password, and 2FA credentials protected and manage each one separately.
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