**No-Passcode Limit**

You can now choose the amount up to which the passcode isn't required. As long as your spending over the last 24 hours, including the current operation, stays within the limit, we won't ask for the code – in [@send](https://t.me/send) and in the app.

**•** the default limit is **$100**;  
**•** set your own from **$0** to **$30,000**, and **$0** means the passcode is always required;  
**•** all spending is counted together: withdrawals, checks, giveaways, invoices, subscriptions, P2P, and QR payments.

If an operation goes over the limit, we'll ask for the passcode, as before.

Previously, the passcode could be turned off separately for checks, invoices, and subscriptions. The limit now replaces those switches: if you had turned them off, we've set your limit to **$10,000**.

**Set the limit:** [Security](http://t.me/send/app?startapp=security) → “No-Passcode Limit”.