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What is device management and how to use it

April 13, 2026

Device management lets you view all devices that have access to your Paribu account on a single screen and end the session on any device you choose. For your security, it is recommended to regularly check the devices linked to your account.

How can I manage my devices?

To manage your devices on Paribu, open the Device management window from security settings. The devices that have access to your account are listed with location, IP address, and last sign-in time. You can close a session by clicking the end-session icon next to a device you do not recognize or no longer use, and you can use the End all sessions option to end all sessions at once.

Open the device management window

  1. Open Paribu.com and hover over the profile icon at the top right
  2. Click Security settings in the menu that appears
  3. Click Device management
  4. The list of devices that have access to your account is shown in the window

End the session on a single device

  1. Find the device whose session you want to end in the list
  2. Click the end-session icon next to the device
  3. In the confirmation window that opens, click the End button
  4. Once the action is complete, the Paribu session is closed on that device

Sign out from all devices

  1. Click the End all sessions button at the bottom of the device management window
  2. In the confirmation window that opens, click the End button
  3. Once the action is complete, sessions on all devices linked to your account, including the device you are using, are closed

What information is shown in the device list?

The device management screen shows the following information for each device with access to your account:

  • Device name — The model or operating system of the device (for example, iPhone 14 Pro, Chrome on macOS)
  • Location — The city and country information where the sign-in occurred
  • IP address — The identifier of the internet connection used to sign in
  • Last sign-in time — The date and time of the most recent sign-in from the device

Note: If you notice a sign-in from a location or IP address you do not recognize, end that device's session immediately and change your password.

What happens when I end all sessions?

When you use the End all sessions option, sessions on all devices linked to your account, including the device you are currently using, are closed. To regain access to your account, you need to sign in with your password.

Warning: If you suspect your account has been compromised, it is recommended to change your password and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) after ending all sessions.

Frequently asked questions

There is a device I do not recognize on the device management screen. What should I do?

If you see a device you do not recognize, tap the end-session icon next to that device to immediately close the session. Then change your password and enable 2FA. If the suspicious situation persists, connect to live support chat through Paribu Support to report the situation.

Why is my own device listed on the device management screen?

All devices that have access to your account are listed; this includes the devices you use. The active device is generally shown at the top of the list with a special marker. For your security, you can also close the sessions on older devices you no longer use from this screen.

When I end the session on a device, are my data on that device deleted?

No. Ending a session only closes the Paribu session on that device; other apps or data on the device are not affected. To access Paribu again from a device whose session was ended, you need to sign in with your password.

How many devices can be shown on the device management screen?

All active devices that have access to your account are listed; there is no specific upper limit on the number of devices. For your security, it is recommended to regularly end sessions on older devices you no longer use.

Can ending a session be reversed?

No. Once a session is ended, you need to sign in with your password to access your Paribu account again on that device. The action cannot be undone.

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