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Note:Additional login methods must be enabled for your PEX account. Your business can allow Google, Microsoft or both. If you don’t see the Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft option on the Profile page, contact the PEX support team.

How sign-in with Google or Microsoft works

Both methods use OpenID Connect (OIDC) to securely verify your identity with the provider and log you in to PEX. When you click Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft, PEX confirms that the account matches a linked PEX account and signs you in — no separate username or password needed. Google and Microsoft sign-in are available on:

Linking your Google or Microsoft account

If you already have a PEX account, link your Google or Microsoft account from your Profile settings.
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Log in to dashboard.pexcard.com with your username and password.
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Navigate to My Profile by clicking your name in the top-right corner of the Dashboard.
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Scroll to the Additional login methods section.
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Click the Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft button and select your account.
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Complete the identity verification step (a secure access code will be sent to your email or phone).
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Once verified, your account will be linked. You’ll see a green checkmark next to your Google or Microsoft email confirming the connection.
After linking, you can use either the linked account or your username and password to log in. If your business allows both providers, you can link a Google account and a Microsoft account to the same PEX user.

Signing in with Google or Microsoft

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Go to dashboard.pexcard.com or open the PEX mobile app.
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Click or tap the Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft button below the standard login form.
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Select your account or enter your email in the popup window.
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You’re signed in. PEX will redirect you to the Dashboard or your mobile app home screen.
Note:If multi-factor authentication (MFA) is enabled for your account, you may still be asked to verify your identity with a secure access code after signing in with Google or Microsoft.

Registering a new card with Google or Microsoft

You can use an additional login method during card registration instead of creating a username and password.
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Start the card registration process from the PEX login page by clicking Register a card.
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After entering your card number and verification code, you’ll reach the account setup step.
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Under Continue with an existing account, click Continue with Google or Continue with Microsoft and select your account.
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Your PEX account will be created and linked to that account automatically.

Accepting an invitation with Google or Microsoft

If an administrator invites you to join a PEX business, you can use Google or Microsoft to set up your account.
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Open the invitation link you received by email.
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On the account setup step, click Continue with Google or Continue with Microsoft and choose your account.
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Your PEX account is created and linked to that provider — no separate password needed.
You can unlink an account at any time from your Profile.
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Navigate to My Profile.
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In the Additional login methods section, click Unlink next to your Google or Microsoft account.
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Complete the identity verification step when prompted.
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Confirm you want to remove the link. After this, you will need to use your username and password — or your other linked account — to sign in.

Frequently asked questions

If you try to sign in with an account that isn’t linked to any PEX account, you’ll see a message explaining that the account isn’t connected. Sign in with your PEX username and password first, then link the account from My Profile.
Yes. Link the account to your primary PEX user account. Sign in with Google or Microsoft to access that account, then use MPA to switch to linked businesses as usual.
Yes. The Sign in with Google and Sign in with Microsoft buttons appear on the mobile app login screen, and the app opens a secure browser window to complete the flow.
No. Your PEX username and password remain active. Google and Microsoft sign-in are additional login options for convenience — you can always fall back to your credentials.
If your business requires multi-factor authentication, you may be prompted for a secure access code after signing in with Google or Microsoft, just like a regular login.
Last modified on September 4, 2026