Security & privacy

All help topics · 7 articles

• Does Pikt store my card number?

  No. You add cards by name from a catalog, so no card number and no bank login ever change hands. If you later link a bank for bills, that connection is read-only through Plaid or Quiltt: Pikt never receives your bank password, and read-only access can't move money. The Security page lists everything we keep.

• Is my bank data safe with Pikt?

  It is, and linking a bank is optional in the first place. If you do link one, the connection is read-only through Plaid or Quiltt: Pikt never receives your bank password, and read-only access can't move your money. We don't store raw card numbers. Disconnect whenever you like. The Security page spells out what we keep and what we don't.

• How do I disconnect my bank?

  Open Settings → Cards & bank and disconnect. We revoke the connection token right away. Everything else keeps working with the cards you added by name. The Security page covers what stays behind and what doesn't.

• How do I sign in with a passkey?

  Open Settings → Account → Sign-in and add a passkey. After that, your browser or phone can unlock Pikt with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device PIN. Email sign-in keeps working, so a passkey adds a way in rather than replacing one.

• Why is Pikt asking for a 2-digit code?

  Because this is a browser we haven't seen before. On a device you already use, open Settings → Account → Sign-in and enter the 2-digit code it shows you here. Confirming the last four digits of a card in your Pikt wallet works too. The first browser you sign in from is trusted automatically.

• What Pikt stores — and what it does not

  Read-only bank linking, no raw card numbers, and no money movement.

• Privacy policy

  How Pikt collects, uses, and deletes account and usage data.