Cahoot simple saver

Yellowman

After logging on (mobile phone) to Cahoot with username and password, I am sent a 'one time password' via text.

When I copy this password, it does not re-appear when I paste. It does not stay visible long enough to copy manually.

Please advise.

wiseonesomeofthetime

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82104823#Comment_82104823

I just flip back and forth between the SMS screen and the browser and input manually.

As you have discovered, it does not allow you to copy and paste (at least not on my android phone)

friolento

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82104823#Comment_82104823

On iPhone, if you are a little patient, it autopastes. Sometimes it doesn't work first time, though, so I then request another OTP, which has always worked so far.

Yellowman

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82104851#Comment_82104851

I try flipping back to the text screen, but on return to the Cahoot screen, it goes back to the login start. I have a circular problem!

Yorkie1

Pen and piece os paper?

subjecttocontract

At least Cahoot with no app is not all bad news. When you log in on a tablet, some banks (e.g. Santander) sometimes ask you to open the app to confirm log in or transaction. No such chance with Cahoot.

gt94sss2

If you are using an iPhone, try accessing Cahoot via Chrome instead of using Safari.

I have found that Chrome is better at identifying the code, allowing you to enter it with one click.

allegro120

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82104872#Comment_82104872

I found waiting for about 5 seconds after receiving sms helps. This may not be an ultimate solution, but could be worth trying, it’s quicker than waiting for 30 sec to request a new OTP. I’m using iPhone (don’t know about other devices).

allegro120

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82105168#Comment_82105168

Opposite from my experience🙃 I normally use Chrome because it’s in my Dock, but I tried Safari specifically for access to Cahoot several times and autofill never failed. Apparently safari has the tightest integration with Apple’s autofill framework.