You can find your user profile by first clicking the arrow next to the users icon in the upper right corner and then 'My profile'.
Two-step verification (MFA – multi-factor authentication) adds an extra layer of security to your Billit account. Even if someone knows your password, they won't be able to access your account without the MFA code.
Once MFA is activated, you log in with:
Have you activated MFA, but no longer have access to your MFA code or don't know where to find it? Then follow the steps below in the order given.
Check the Passwords app (iPhone / iOS):
Are you using an iPhone or iPad? Then your MFA code may have been saved automatically in Apple's Passwords app.
Here's how:
Note: The code is automatically renewed after a few seconds.
Check your Authenticator app:
When you activated MFA, you scanned a QR code with an Authenticator app on your smartphone.
Supported apps
We only support and recommend the following authentication apps:
So your MFA code will be in one of these two apps.
Here's how to check the code:
Have you installed both apps? Check both, as the QR code may have been added to the other app.
Can't find a Billit code in either app? Then go to step 3.
SMS verification:
If your phone number has already been verified, you can use SMS verification as an alternative method.
Here's how it works:
After logging in via SMS verification, you need to set up MFA again properly.
Here's how:
Make sure multi-factor authentication is set up correctly this time and that you keep access to the authentication app.
Deactivating MFA
Deactivating MFA if you've lost access
Can't log in or deactivate MFA using any of the methods above (no app, no access to SMS or a changed phone number)?
In that case, MFA can only be deactivated after a strict security check by our team, to make sure the request really comes from the rightful account owner and to prevent any attempt at fraud or identity theft.
Here's what to do:
Contact our support team via the 'Help' button in Billit. Our support team will be happy to help you.
This strict check is essential to make sure the request really comes from the rightful account owner and to prevent any attempt at fraud or identity theft.