diff --git a/docs/thijooree/faq/totpseed/05-export-bitwarden.md b/docs/thijooree/faq/totpseed/05-export-bitwarden.md index e69de29..497759a 100644 --- a/docs/thijooree/faq/totpseed/05-export-bitwarden.md +++ b/docs/thijooree/faq/totpseed/05-export-bitwarden.md @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +# Export from Bitwarden + +Bitwarden stores the authenticator key of a login in plain text. Copy it from the login's edit screen and paste it into Thijooree to get the same OTP seed, without resetting anything with your bank. + +> [!NOTE] +> Copying the key doesn't change your seed. Bitwarden keeps working, and it shows the same codes as Thijooree. + +
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+ Edit your bank login + In Bitwarden, open the login for your bank and tap the edit button in the bottom-right corner. + |
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+ Copy the authenticator key + Tap the copy button next to Authenticator key. + |
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+ Add the seed to Thijooree + Open Thijooree and paste the key into OTP Seed (TOTP Secret). The Current OTP appears below it. + |
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+ Check that the codes match + Go back to Bitwarden, close the edit screen without saving and compare the Authenticator key code with the Current OTP in Thijooree. They should be the same, because both use the same seed. + |
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