Privacy, security and settings

How do I see and sign out the devices I'm signed in on?

Go to Settings, Profile, Security and look under Signed-in devices. Every device your account is signed in on is listed. Choose Sign out beside any other device, or Sign out everywhere else to keep only the one you're using.

Updated Nov 5, 2026

Signed-in devices lists every browser or phone your account is signed in on right now. Use it to check that each one is yours, and to sign out the ones you don't want. It covers your whole FinlyWealth sign-in, Finly Money included, and the site's security page shows the same list.

Find it

Go to Settings, then Profile, and scroll to Security. Signed-in devices sits with Two-step verification and Password.

What each row shows

  • The device's name, read from its browser, such as "Chrome on macOS" or "Safari on iPhone".
  • This device on the one you're using now.
  • When it signed in, and the day it will sign out on its own. A sign-in lasts 30 days.

Sign a device out

  1. Choose Sign out

    Beside any device other than this one, choose Sign out. That device is signed out and has to sign in again.

  2. Or sign out everywhere else

    Choose Sign out everywhere else and confirm. Every device is signed out except the one you're using.

To leave on the device you're using, use the ordinary Sign out instead.

A device that never gave its two-step code

If someone signed in with your password but couldn't give the two-step code, that device is marked: "Never gave its two-step code, so it can't see anything. If this wasn't you, sign it out and change your password." It has no access to your accounts, but if you don't recognize it, sign it out and change your password.

Frequently Asked Questions

Open Signed-in devices and look for a device you don't recognize. Sign it out, or choose Sign out everywhere else, then change your password under Security. If you haven't yet, turn on two-step verification so a password alone can't get in.

The name comes from the browser, so it shows the browser and system, such as "Chrome on Windows", not the exact device. Check the sign-in time against when you last signed in on your own devices. If it still doesn't fit, sign it out.

Yes. It has to sign in again, and if you have two-step verification on, it will ask for a code unless you chose to remember that device.

Was this helpful?

Related answers

Still need help?

Our team answers every request, usually within 1–2 business days.

Contact support