Code by SMS
You enter your phone number and receive a one-time code by text message.
Handy when your phone is the thing you always have with you.
Access guide
RecargaDoble does not use passwords: every sign-in is confirmed on the spot with a one-time code or a link that expires.
There are four ways in and they all lead to the same account. They exist so you never depend on a single channel: if the SMS is slow, email works; if your inbox is out of reach, social sign-in gets you in anyway.
You can sign in or create your account with any of these options. Nothing is locked in: you can switch methods whenever you want.
You enter your phone number and receive a one-time code by text message.
Handy when your phone is the thing you always have with you.
You enter your email address and receive a one-time code to confirm your identity.
The alternative when the SMS does not arrive or you are out of coverage.
You get a link in your inbox. Opening it signs you in, with no code to type.
The link expires within minutes and works only once.
You connect your Google or Facebook account and sign in with one click, with no extra details.
It reaches the same account when the email matches the one you registered.
If a method fails at that moment, switch channel instead of insisting: each new code invalidates the previous one and there is a limit of requests per hour.
Passwords are the leading cause of account takeovers on the internet: they get stolen, guessed and reused across services. Removing them by design buys three things.
An access code is the key to your account for the few minutes it lasts. Nobody from the RecargaDoble team will ever ask you for it, by phone, chat or email: if somebody does, it is not us.
Keep a phone and an email registered that you actually have access to, and update the phone before you change number or country. That is what keeps you from being locked out right when you need to send a recharge.
Pick whichever method is closest to hand; you can switch between them on the same screen.