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How do I end my active sessions?

August 24, 2026

You can see the devices you have signed in to your Paribu account from the Device management window and end your sessions one at a time or all at once. When you notice a device you do not recognise, ending the session is one of the fastest protective steps.

Note: If you see a device you do not recognise, end that device's session first, then change your password and enable two-factor authentication

What session options are available?

There are three options:

  • Sign out: ends the session in the browser you are currently using
  • End a device's session: ends the session of a device you choose from the device management list
  • Sign out from all devices: ends the sessions of every device signed in to your account at once

Note: Ending a session only cuts that device's access to your account. Your balance, open orders and account history are not affected; you can sign in again from the same device

How do I sign out of my current session?

  1. Open Paribu.com and hover over the profile icon in the top right
  2. Click Sign out in the menu that opens
  3. Confirm the Are you sure you want to end the session? prompt

How do I open the Device management window?

  1. Open Paribu.com and hover over the profile icon in the top right
  2. Click Security settings in the menu that opens
  3. Click Device management on the page

Note: Device management is a window, not a page — the page you are on does not change, a window appears over it. The list shows the time information of each session

How do I end a single device's session?

Use the option to end that device's session in the device management window. The confirmation window asks whether you are sure you want to sign out and states which device will be signed out. Once you confirm, that device's session is closed.

How do I sign out from all devices?

Use the Sign out from all devices button in the device management window. The confirmation window asks whether you are sure you want to sign out from all devices and states that all your registered devices will be signed out.

Warning: This signs you out from every device, including the browser you are using. To sign in again you need your password and, if you have it, your two-factor authentication code

What should I do if something looks suspicious?

Besides ending sessions, you can also check the failed sign-in attempts on your account. The Failed sign-ins window on the Security settings page lists your failed sign-in attempts from the last 7 days.

If you are not sure about the situation, you can also consider freezing your account temporarily. For details, see How do I freeze my Paribu account?.

Things to know

  • Device management is a window; the page does not change
  • Ending a session does not affect your assets, open orders or history
  • Sign out from all devices also covers the browser you are using
  • The failed sign-in list shows only the last 7 days
  • When an account is frozen, all devices linked to it are removed and the sessions are ended

Frequently asked questions

I see a device I do not recognise — what should I do?

End that device's session from the Device management window first. Then change your password and enable two-factor authentication. If you have seen suspicious activity, you can start the live support chat through Paribu Support to get in touch with us.

Will my open orders be cancelled if I end all sessions?

No. Ending a session only cuts the devices' access to your account; your open orders, balance and account history are not affected. When you sign in again you reach all your data in the same way.

What is the difference between ending a session and freezing an account?

Ending a session only cuts the devices' access; your account stays open and you can sign in again. When an account is frozen, it is closed to all transactions, your open orders are cancelled, and reopening it is possible only through Paribu Support.

Where can I see failed sign-in attempts?

You can see them in the Failed sign-ins window on the Security settings page. The list shows attempts from the last 7 days with the last failed sign-in and the IP address. For details, see How to view failed sign-in history.

Is there a session timeout — am I signed out automatically?

For your security, your session may be ended after a certain period of inactivity. When signing in again you are asked for your password and, if you have it, your two-factor authentication code.


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