How to log in to My Finqle, what to expect from our security checks, and how to spot phishing emails that pretend to be from Finqle.
TL;DR
- Login uses a magic link, so there is no password to remember.
- Magic links expire after 15 minutes and are single-use.
- IBAN changes always require an extra verification step (email confirmation or a call).
- Finqle will never ask for your password, ID or full IBAN by email or phone unsolicited.
Logging in to My Finqle
- 1
- 2Enter the email address registered with Finqle.
- 3Check your inbox for a magic link from
noreply@finqle.com. - 4Click the link within 15 minutes. You are in.
Magic link expiry and re-use
- Expiry: 15 minutes from when it was sent.
- Single-use: clicking the link consumes it. If you need to log in again, request a new one.
- Sessions: stay valid for 30 days unless you log out manually.
IBAN change verification
Because this is the highest-risk change in your account, IBAN updates always require:
- A confirmation email to your existing on-file address, and
- For direct setups, a verification call from your Account Manager
Your previous IBAN remains active until the new IBAN is verified, so payments in flight are not lost. See Bank Account/IBAN Change Requests.
Phishing red flags
Be suspicious if you receive an email that:
- Asks you to reply with your IBAN, password or ID document
- Comes from a domain that is not
finqle.com(watch forf1nqle.com,finqle-support.comand similar) - Has a magic link that points to a domain other than
my.finqle.com - Pressures you with urgency ("your account will be closed in 1 hour")
- Mentions a bonus, refund or unusual payout you did not expect
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Magic-link login already provides a form of 2FA, because you must control the registered inbox. Optional TOTP-based 2FA remains on the roadmap with no committed ship date as of this review. If you need it sooner for compliance reasons, ask your Account Manager.