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If you already have a Pulsz account, use Login now to sign in to your existing account. Pulsz uses a User Account for access, and normal sign-in should stay separate from account-recovery or verification issues.

If you are new to Pulsz, Sign up starts account registration. Pulsz allows one account per person, so losing access to an existing account is not a reason to create another one.

Sign In to Your Pulsz Account

Existing users should begin with Login now. That is the normal access action for a Pulsz account and should be used when the account already exists and is otherwise available.

If the account cannot be accessed, treat that as an account-access issue rather than starting a second registration. The supported next step is to work with the existing account through Customer Support.

Create and Keep One Pulsz Account

Use Sign up when you need to create the one Pulsz User Account permitted for you. The one-account rule applies per person, so registration should not be repeated simply because sign-in has become difficult.

• If you already have an account, use the existing-account sign-in route.
• If you do not have an account, use Sign up to begin registration.
• Keep activity under the single permitted account.
• If access is lost, recover the existing account instead of opening another one.

This distinction matters because duplicate-account creation can conflict with the one-account rule even when the original reason was an access problem.

What to Do if Access Is Lost

If you cannot access an existing Pulsz account, use Customer Support rather than creating another account. Support is available 24/7, and confirmed contact routes include [email protected], Contact Us and Submit a request.

The recovery route does not create a guaranteed restoration time or outcome. Support may need account context before it can determine the next step.

A practical sequence is to confirm that the account already exists, avoid a second registration and then use one of the official support channels for the existing account.

If you cannot access the existing account, contact Customer Support instead of creating another account.

Dormant Accounts, Coin Expiry, and Closure

An account becomes Dormant after 60 consecutive days without gameplay using Virtual Coins. When the account becomes Dormant, the Virtual Coins on that account expire.

Dormant status and account closure are not the same thing. Pulsz may close an inactive account under the applicable rules, but that should not be stated as an automatic closure occurring exactly on day 60.

If you expect to return after a period of inactivity, the important distinction is whether the account is merely inactive, has entered Dormant status or has subsequently been closed under the applicable rules.

Verification and Account Access Restrictions

Account activity can be restricted while verification is pending. A restriction connected with verification should not automatically be interpreted as a permanent account ban or a failed sign-in process.

When documents are requested, use the supported account upload route and provide the evidence requested for the current check. The account page does not assume one universal document set or one fixed verification time for every user.

• Review the current verification request.
• Provide only the evidence requested for that check.
• Use the supported document-upload route rather than sending unrelated files.
• Treat any restriction as verification-dependent unless the account shows a different confirmed status.

If a verification request is limiting account activity, review verification steps before sending additional documents.

Common Account Situations and Next Steps

• If you already have a Pulsz account, use Login now.
• If you do not yet have an account, use Sign up and keep to the one-account rule.
• If you lose access, use Customer Support instead of creating another account.
• If the account has been inactive for 60 consecutive days without Virtual Coin gameplay, understand the Dormant-status and coin-expiry rules.
• If verification is restricting activity, complete the verification requested for the account.

These situations have different causes and should not be treated as one generic login problem. The appropriate next step depends on whether the issue is normal access, registration, inactivity or verification.

FAQ – Pulsz Account Questions and Answers

Do I Need an Account for Pulsz?

Yes. Pulsz uses a User Account for access to the service.

Can I Have More Than One Account?

No. Pulsz allows one account per person, so an access problem should not be handled by creating another account.

What If I Lose Account Access?

Use Pulsz Customer Support for the existing account. Do not create a second account as a recovery workaround.

When Does a Pulsz Account Become Dormant?

An account becomes Dormant after 60 consecutive days without gameplay using Virtual Coins.

Do Virtual Coins Expire on Dormant Accounts?

Yes. Virtual Coins expire when the account becomes Dormant.

Can Pulsz Close an Inactive Account?

Pulsz may close an inactive account under the applicable rules. This is separate from the 60-day Dormant trigger and should not be treated as automatic closure exactly on day 60.

Where Is the Pulsz Login Action?

Existing users should use Login now to access their Pulsz account.

Where Can I Start Pulsz Registration?

Use Sign up to begin registration if you do not already have a Pulsz account. The one-account-per-person rule still applies.