Sign in with a magic link

Updated August 9, 2026 · 1 walkthrough

You can sign in without typing a password. Rhumbit emails you a link, you tap it, and you are in — useful on a phone with cold hands.

Sign in with a magic link

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The written steps below are the whole walkthrough.

1. No password needed
2. The magic-link form — one email field, no password
3. Just your email
4. The email is in
5. Rhumbit emails you a one-tap link
6. Check your email — if an account exists for [email protected], a sign-in link is on its way

Recorded August 2026

Why it never says "no such account"

The confirmation reads if an account exists for that address, a link is on its way rather than confirming one does. That is deliberate: a form that says "no account found" lets anyone test whether an email address is a Rhumbit customer. If no link arrives, the likely causes are a typo, a different address than the one you signed up with, or a spam filter.

Links are single-use

• A sign-in link works once, and expires shortly after it is sent.
• Requesting a new one invalidates the previous email.
• Open it on the device you want to be signed in on — tapping it on your laptop signs your laptop in, not your phone.

You can keep using a password as well; the magic link is an alternative, not a replacement.