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Do you have a code from your platform?

The code is in your platform's app. Everyone who works there actively gets one.

Requirements: R-NF-20R-NF-21R-NA-20R-NF-1
Mocked in this prototype: One question first (owner rule, 28 Sep 2026): Do you have a code from your platform?
Yes: straight to A1. We ask no e-mail address or phone number; you can use everything. Back on a new phone with your recovery key or your old phone (A17).
No: log in with an e-mail address or phone number and a 6-digit code (demo exception to R-NF-20, 27 Sep 2026). You get an account without a platform code: the open groups, your rights, your income and data requests, the consultant. No representatives or organisations.
The code is in the demo inbox (/en/demo/inbox/); no e-mail or text message goes out. The contact detail sits only in the API's login table.
In the real design: At go-live no e-mail or phone number for anyone with a code (R-NF-20): keys on the device, recovery through another device or the recovery key (D-033, IL-7). Whether the route without a code stays, and how it prevents abuse, is open (API DECISIONS §22).

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Requirements: R-NF-20R-NF-21R-NA-20R-NF-1
Mocked in this prototype: One question first (owner rule, 28 Sep 2026): Do you have a code from your platform?
Yes: straight to A1. We ask no e-mail address or phone number; you can use everything. Back on a new phone with your recovery key or your old phone (A17).
No: log in with an e-mail address or phone number and a 6-digit code (demo exception to R-NF-20, 27 Sep 2026). You get an account without a platform code: the open groups, your rights, your income and data requests, the consultant. No representatives or organisations.
The code is in the demo inbox (/en/demo/inbox/); no e-mail or text message goes out. The contact detail sits only in the API's login table.
In the real design: At go-live no e-mail or phone number for anyone with a code (R-NF-20): keys on the device, recovery through another device or the recovery key (D-033, IL-7). Whether the route without a code stays, and how it prevents abuse, is open (API DECISIONS §22).