Login - Sign In to the OwnPay Admin Dashboard

The Login page is the primary security gate of the OwnPay platform. To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive financial ledger data, only pre-registered staff members and the super-administrator can sign in. The page supports brute-force lockout protections and secure session management.

Getting here

Open your web browser and navigate to your master OwnPay domain followed by the login slug: https://your-domain.com/login

The default slug is login, but this can be customized in the Landing Page settings for additional security.

Fields and options reference

Field / Option	Type	Required	Default	Description
Email or Username	Text	Yes	-	The pre-registered email address or username
Password	Password	Yes	-	The secure password associated with your account. Case-sensitive
Remember me	Toggle / Checkbox	No	Unchecked	Keeps your session active for a longer duration
Sign In	Button	Yes	-	Submits your credentials to verify and logs you into the dashboard
Forgot password?	Link	No	-	Redirects you to the password recovery request page

Step-by-step

Enter your registered email address or username in the Email or Username field
Input your secure password in the Password field
(Optional) Check the Remember me box if you are logging in from a private, trusted device
Click the Sign In button
If Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is enabled, you will be redirected to the 2FA entry screen. Otherwise, you will land directly on the Dashboard

Configuration guide

Admin Login URL Slug: You can change the route from /login to a customized slug under the Landing Page Settings
Brute-Force Lockout: After five (5) failed login attempts within a 5-minute window, the account is temporarily locked

Best practices

Change the default /login slug to a random, hard-to-guess word to mask the admin panel from automated bot scanners
Only check the Remember me option on personal, fully encrypted devices
Do not share login credentials among staff members. Always create dedicated staff accounts
Do not attempt to log in over a public, unencrypted HTTP connection

Always ensure that the browser address bar displays the correct domain name and a secure lock icon (SSL/TLS active) before entering your credentials.

Common mistakes and troubleshooting

Symptom	Likely Cause	Fix
`Invalid credentials` error message	Typo in email/username or password	Re-verify your credentials. Note that passwords are case-sensitive
`Account temporarily locked` error	Too many incorrect login attempts	Wait 5 minutes for the lockout window to expire
`404 Not Found` when visiting `/login`	The admin login slug has been changed	Access the admin panel using the custom slug configured in your settings

Forgot Password - Request password reset instructions
Two-Factor Authentication - The next step in the login flow if 2FA is active

​Getting here

​Fields and options reference

​Step-by-step

​Configuration guide

​Best practices

​Common mistakes and troubleshooting

​Related pages

Getting here

Fields and options reference

Step-by-step

Configuration guide

Best practices

Common mistakes and troubleshooting

Related pages