Sign in

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To access MyST, you must first sign in

 https://myst.trustpayments.com/login

 

To sign in, navigate to the URL above, enter your username and password in the boxes provided and click the “Sign in” button.

If the username and password do not match, then you will receive an “Invalid username/password” error message and you can try signing in again. If you continue to enter invalid details, you will be presented with a reCAPTCHA prompt, which we use to protect against potential abuse of the sign-in page.

  Passwords are case sensitive.

If you have forgotten the password to your account, click here for information on how to reset it.

If you are still unable to sign into MyST, click “Problems accessing MyST?” and use the contact details provided to contact our Support Team, including your username and the unique reference displayed on-screen (e.g. Ref: M1-nq90310d/peu).

Screenshot of footer text on the MyST sign in page, including our contact details and reference number for current session.

 

Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication provides an additional layer of security to protect your account from unauthorised access, by prompting for an access code to verify your identity at sign in.

 

If not enabled on your MyST user account

If not enabled, you may be prompted to set up two-factor authentication when signing into your MyST user account. We recommend that you follow the instructions displayed on screen to do so, as configuration only takes a few minutes and is a simple way to apply an additional layer of security to your account. You can also opt-in to using two-factor authentication.

Pop-up shown when two-factor authentication is required but not enabled. There is text to explain this and a "Set up" button.

 

If enabled on your MyST user account

If two-factor authentication has been enabled on your MyST user account, you will be prompted for an access code to complete the sign in process. This is retrieved by using an authenticator app.

Note: The process of retrieving the code will be the same as when you configured two-factor authentication during the setup process.

MyST screenshot of sign in page: On a green background, user is prompted to enter the 6-digit code provided by their device.

 

Password expiration

We recommend that you regularly update your password to better protect your account against unauthorised access. If your password has not been changed within the interval mandated by PCI, we will prompt you to update your password before completing the sign in process.

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