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Braiins ID

Braiins ID is how you sign in to Braiins Hashpower. Braiins Pool and Braiins Manager still have their own logins for now. Your Braiins ID is personal to you: it holds your email address, your password, and the methods that protect your sign-in, such as two-factor authentication.

An account is different. For now, that means a Hashpower account. It is the space that holds your product data, and you can share it with other people. You can own an account, or be invited into someone else's. One Braiins ID can be linked to several accounts, and you choose between them after you sign in.

If you used Hashpower before, what you used to call "your account" is now two separate things: your personal Braiins ID, and the product account it opens.

Already have a Hashpower account? Your Braiins ID has already been created for you. It only needs to be activated.

Open Hashpower and select Sign Up, or Log In and then Create Identity. Enter the same email address you use for Hashpower, confirm it with the code we send you, and set either a password with two-factor authentication or a passkey. If that address is your Google or Apple one, you can select Google or Apple on the email screen instead and skip the code. Your existing Hashpower data is waiting for you.

For the full walkthrough, see Access Hashpower with Braiins ID.

To see how a Braiins ID and an account work in practice, follow Alice and Bob in Understanding Braiins ID. The same examples also cover invitations and security methods.

These guides are only about Braiins ID itself: creating it, signing in, keeping it secure, and managing your accounts and members. For how a product works, follow that product's own guide, such as Braiins Hashpower or Braiins Pool.

Common Questions

How to Access Braiins ID

Braiins ID lives at identity.braiins.com. You can open it directly, or reach it from a product you are signed in to.

Braiins ID or Braiins Identity? Braiins ID is the product: the sign-in system used across Braiins. Your Braiins Identity is the one inside it that belongs to you — your email address, your name, and your sign-in methods. That is why it lives at identity.braiins.com. In everyday use the two mean the same thing, and you will see both: these guides say "your Braiins ID", while screens such as Secure Your Braiins Identity use the longer name.

Where you start from matters:

  • From a product: when you finish in Braiins ID, you are sent back to the product you came from.
  • From identity.braiins.com: you stay in Braiins ID. You are not sent to a product.

Everything about your identity is managed in Braiins ID: your email address, your log-in methods, two-factor authentication, your sessions, your accounts and members, and what each member can do in each product.

Products keep only their own settings. In Hashpower, for example, your leaderboard privacy preference stays in Hashpower.


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