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# Login
Logging into your PQard account allows you to manage your profile, customize your page, and access all platform features from your personal dashboard.
If you already have an account, simply sign in using your registered email address and password.
### **Step 1 – Open the Homepage**
Visit the PQard homepage and click the **"Login"** button located in the top-right corner of the navigation bar.
This will redirect you to the secure login page.
### **Step 2 – Enter Your Email Address**
Input the email address associated with your PQard account.
Make sure the email is entered correctly to avoid authentication issues.
### **Step 3 – Enter Your Password**
Type your account password in the password field.
Ensure your password is entered exactly as created, including uppercase/lowercase characters if applicable.
### **Step 4 – Complete Security Verification**
Before logging in, complete the required security verification system.
This step helps protect your account against automated login attempts and unauthorized access.
### **Step 5 – Click "Go to Dashboard"**
Once all information is completed:
Click **"Go to Dashboard"** to access your PQard control panel.
### **Optional – Remember This Device**
You can enable the **"Remember Me"** option if you want to stay logged in on your current device.
This allows faster access without entering your credentials again for future visits.
> Only use this option on personal and trusted devices.
### **Forgot Your Password?**
If you cannot remember your password:
Click **"Forgot Password?"** on the login page and follow the password recovery instructions.
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