Enable Face ID on Bank of America App
0Enabling Face ID on the Bank of America app provides a faster and more secure way to access your account on your iPhone. This biometric authentication feature eliminates the need to manually enter your password every time you log in while maintaining high security standards.
To get started, make sure you’ve downloaded or updated to the latest version of the Bank of America mobile app from the App Store. Open the app and log in using your existing online banking credentials. During your first login, the app may prompt you to enable biometric authentication. If Face ID is available on your iPhone, you’ll see an option labeled “Set up Face ID” or “Enable Face ID.” Simply follow the on-screen instructions to activate it.
If you skipped this step during initial setup or want to enable Face ID later, log into the app and go to the menu by tapping the three lines in the bottom-right corner. From there, navigate to “Profile & Settings” and then to “Login Preferences.” In this section, you’ll see a toggle switch labeled “Face ID” (for iPhone users) or “Biometrics” (for Android users). Toggle this option on and follow the prompts to verify your identity and activate Face ID.
Once enabled, Face ID will be used each time you open the app, allowing for quick and secure access to your account without entering a password. If you ever wish to disable this feature, you can return to the same settings menu and toggle it off.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Logging into the Bank of America app
0:23 Enabling Face ID during first login
0:41 Manually enabling Face ID via settings
1:01 Conclusion
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