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Sign in

Your mobile number is your identity here. Cooperative staff may sign in with an email address instead.

One identity, several cooperatives

A person can hold different roles in different cooperatives — an administrator at one, a member at another. Role is a relation between you and a cooperative, never a property of you, so signing in once reaches all of them.

No account? A cooperative has to invite you. See what an invite looks like

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You have been invited

A cooperative has invited you to join Mabwe as an administrator.

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Invitations expire

A link that has lapsed cannot be revived — the cooperative issues a new one. That is deliberate: an invite is a credential, and credentials that live forever are how accounts get taken over.

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Reset your password

We send a code to the number or email on your account. Nothing changes until you use it.

We do not confirm whether an account exists

The next screen looks the same whether or not that number is registered. Telling a stranger which numbers have accounts is how you hand someone a list of targets.

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Set your password

This is the only thing standing between someone and your cooperative's money.

At least twelve characters. A short sentence you will remember beats a short muddle you will not.
Ask for a code from my phone each timeStrongly recommended for anyone who can record or reverse a payment
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Enter your code

If that number is registered, a six-digit code is on its way by WhatsApp.

Expires in 9:41. Did not arrive? Resend in 0:38.
Nobody at the cooperative will ever ask for this code

Not an officer, not an administrator, not Mabwe. Anyone who does is trying to take your account.

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Signed in

You are signed in as a cooperative administrator.

Continue to Open my dashboard

In the real build you land straight on the surface your role gives you. The prototype offers all four so you can move between them.

Sessions end

Signing in on a shared office machine is normal in this market, so sessions expire after inactivity and signing out is always one click from the top bar.

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You were signed out

Nothing was lost. Anything you had already saved is exactly where you left it.

Session expired after 30 minutes

Sessions end on their own because cooperative offices share machines. Sign in again to carry on from the same screen.

If this was not you

A session can also end because someone signed in to your account elsewhere. If you did not do that, change your password now and tell your cooperative — every action taken on your account is in the event log with your name on it.