Change your wallet PIN

Changing your wallet PIN is quick, free, and invisible to everyone but you — so the threshold for doing it should be low. The moment a PIN stops being a secret, its job is over.

Change it now if

• Someone watched you type it — in a taxi, at a counter, over your shoulder in a queue.
• A family member or friend guessed it, or you told someone in a moment you now regret.
• You used the same digits somewhere else — SIM PIN, bank card, mobile money — and that other place may have leaked.
• You typed it into anything other than the Kit Pay app itself: a website, a form, a message. That is a scam sign; change the PIN and report it.
• It is simply old and guessable, like a birth year.

How to change it

1. Open Kit Pay and go to Settings, then the security area.
2. Choose to change the wallet PIN.
3. Enter your current PIN — changing an existing PIN always requires it, which is exactly what stops a thief holding your phone from doing this.
4. Enter the new PIN and confirm it. Pick fresh digits, not a rearrangement of the old ones.

Once the app confirms the change, future approvals ask for the new PIN. Your money, history, and settings are untouched — a PIN change is a lock change, not a house move.

Choosing better digits

The best PIN is boring to everyone but memorable to you: no birth years, no repeated digits, no sequences, nothing written down. The app itself refuses the most predictable choices — repeated digits, obvious runs, the end of your own phone number — but treat that as a floor, not a target. The point is that no fact about your life should lead a stranger to it. Wallet PIN basics explains what this secret is guarding.