How does the push notification work?

The method works in the following way - whenever you try to log into your account, make a payment, manage users or perform an action, which requires authorisation, you will receive a push message on your mobile phone to authorise or reject the operation.

There are several steps you need to perform before you can fully enjoy our authentication method:

Upon logging into your account, you will see a screen prompting you to set up a linked device. Then follow the steps described below.

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Link a device
First, you must link your mobile phone to your myPOS account. You can do this in the following two ways:

  • Log into the myPOS app by using the device you want to use for authentication (receive push notifications to)

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  • OR set the device you want to use for authentication (receive push notifications to) by pressing “Set as authentication”.

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In this case, the authentication process resembles the login one.

1. Enter a valid email address and confirm by pressing “Next”.

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2. Then enter a valid password and press “Next”.

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3. You will then receive a one-time password (OTP) via SMS and after entering the correct digits you will be redirected to a new screen.

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4. There enter a passcode for the app and confirm it by pressing the “Save” button.

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5. You can now choose to access the app with your fingerprint or choose “Skip” to use only the passcode for access.

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6. You should now see a new screen showing you that you have completed the authentication process.

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Login from website

When you log into the myPOS platform via our website, you will see a message stating that we have sent you a push message to your linked device.

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The device will light up in a few seconds and ask for authorisation. You can now accept the login or reject it.

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If you authenticate the login, you will be automatically taken to your account’s dashboard on the website where you can perform various actions regarding your funds.

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