# Keeping your account secure — Octyn Help

> Keep your Octyn login safe: change your password, turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, and save backup codes.

Canonical: https://octynerp.com/help/security

# Keeping your account secure: password and two-factor sign-in

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Keep your Octyn login safe: change your password, turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, and save backup codes.

Video **2 min** Updated **14 November 2026** For **Every user** Tutorial **6 of 39**

## 01 Your password

Change it any time; you need the current one.

1.  Open **Account & security** from the bottom of the menu.
2.  Under **Change password**, enter your current password, then the new one twice (at least 12 characters).
3.  Choose **Update password**. Your other devices stay signed in.

## 02 Two-factor sign-in

A code from your phone, on top of your password.

1.  Under two-factor authentication, choose **Turn on 2FA**, then **Begin setup**. Any authenticator app works: Google Authenticator, Authy or Microsoft Authenticator.
2.  Scan the QR code with the app (or type the key it shows), then choose **I've added it**.
3.  Save your backup codes — choose **Download as a file** and keep it private — then choose **I've saved them**. The codes are shown only once. They get you in if you lose your phone.
4.  Enter the code from the app and choose **Turn on 2FA**. From now on, signing in asks for a code.

## 03 Signing in with it

Password first, then the code.

1.  Sign in with your email and password as usual.
2.  When asked, enter the six-digit code from your authenticator app. Without the code, your account shows nothing — even if someone has your password.

## 04 Where you are signed in

Every phone and computer with a live session on your account is listed, so a lost or shared device is easy to deal with.

1.  Scroll to **Where you are signed in**. Each row shows the device, its IP address and when it was last active. The one in your hand is marked **This device**.
2.  Choose **Revoke** beside any device you do not recognise. That session ends, and the device has to sign in again.
3.  To end every other session at once, choose **Sign out** for the other devices. The button says how many there are. **Sign out everywhere, including here** signs this device out as well.

**Done.** A strong password, two-factor sign-in, and a clear view of every device that is signed in. [Open it in Octyn](https://app.octynerp.com/account/security).

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