How to Change Your Email Address on Coinhako
This article shows the steps to changing your Coinhako email address
Changing your Coinhako email address
1. Log into your Coinhako account.
2. Click on your name in the top-right corner and choose ‘Account information'.
3. Select the ‘Change email’ button next to your email address.
4. Enter your new email address, your password and the 2FA code in the respective boxes, then click on ‘Update’.
5. An email will be sent to your old email address to confirm your request to change your email.
6. Once you’ve confirmed the email change request, a second email will be sent to your new email address to verify the new email address.
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