My Wallet Primary RWF 184,250 ENFRRW AU

Security

Manage how you sign in and the devices linked to your wallet.

PIN and sign in

Extra protection

Biometric sign in
Face or fingerprint on your device
One time password (OTP)
For sign in on a new device
Step-up for large transfers
Confirm payments above RWF 100,000
Login alerts
Notify me of new sign ins

Devices and sessions

DeviceLocationLast activeStatusAction
Samsung A16 (this device)Kigali, RW Now Trusted Current
Web - ChromeKigali, RW 2 hours ago Trusted
Unknown AndroidMusanze, RW 3 days ago Not trusted

Freeze wallet

Freezes immediately and opens a fraud case; unfreezing requires care (WAL-SUP-02).

Freeze your wallet

Stops money leaving, immediately, on your word alone
You do not need to prove anything to freeze your own wallet. If you think something is wrong, freeze first and work it out afterwards. Nothing about your balance changes and incoming money still arrives.

What a freeze stops

Sending moneyBlocked
Cash out at an agentBlocked
Paying a bill or a merchantBlocked
Bank transfer outBlocked
Receiving moneyStill works
Seeing your balance and statementStill works
Loan auto-debitPaused, no penalty while frozen

Freeze it now

If you pick a fraud reason, a case opens with our fraud team at the same time and someone calls you. It is not just a switch.

Your wallet is frozen

Frozen just now
Nothing can leave your wallet. Your RWF 184,250 is exactly where it was and money can still come in.
Frozen atJust now, by you
Reason recordedI lost my phone
Fraud caseFRD-2026-2214, an analyst is assigned
You will be calledWithin 30 minutes on +250 788 123 456
To lift itA step-up on a trusted device, or a call with care
SessionsAll other devices were signed out
Talk to care first

Change your PIN

Your old PIN, then a step-up, then the new one
Three things are needed, deliberately. Knowing the old PIN is not enough on its own: a stolen unlocked phone would have that. The step-up is what stops someone locking you out of your own wallet.
Avoid your year of birth, 1234, and any four digits that appear in your phone number. Those three account for most guessed PINs.