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How do I reset the On-Demand Authentication (ODA) PIN for my community account?

If you are being asked to verify my credentials by entering a PIN after attempting to login to the SecurID Community, don't worry that is normal. Use the following steps.

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When registering for an account, users are required to set up risk-based authentication in the form of security questions and/or On-Demand Authentication (ODA).  When selecting the latter, the user must create a PIN and provide their mobile phone number.  When prompted in the future to authenticate using this method, the user will enter the PIN and a tokencode will then be sent via text message (SMS) that can be entered to allow access.

A user's On-Demand Authentication (ODA) PIN can be changed at any time by logging in to the Self-Service Console for the community.

After logging in, the PIN can be changed by clicking on the change PIN link as shown in the screenshot below.

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If you cannot remember your On-Demand Authentication (ODA) PIN, please contact Customer Support and they will be able to reset your PIN.
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