Login or Reset the Lighthouse Transaction Manager User Account

Description: Learn the different methods you can reset your user account in Lighthouse Transaction Manager (LTM). Your login can be reset in the event you forget your password, assigned e-mail, or your security questions.

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LTM's Login Help

1. Select the Login Help option at the bottom of the Sign In prompt.
   
   Note: If any of the following information is not known and the user is not the administrator, the administrator for the account must be contacted.
2. Enter your LTM Account Number, and click Next.
   
   
   1. If you do not know your account number, click on Forgot Account Number? you will receive a message to contact your account administrator. If you are the Account Administrator, you would need to call Payments Support.
      
      

      If the merchant contacts us and is requesting access to the administrative account, once the proper person is validated, the next steps would be based on the type of account:

      End-to-End (E2E): Submit escalation through the Payments Support slack channel (#paymentssupport) using the PS LTM Request workflow shortcut.
      

      Gateway Only (GWO): The authorized merchant would need to complete a PWRR.

3. Enter your Username. If the username is not known, an email address is needed. This needs to be associated with the LTM account.
   1. If you do not know your username, select Forgot Username? and enter the email associated with your username. If you enter your email address, you will receive an email with a list of usernames associated with that email address.
      
      
      Note: If you click Forgot Email Address? you will get a message stating that you need to contact an Administrator for your account, or if you are the Account Administrator, you need to reach out to Payments Support.
      
      
4. Enter your password and click Next.
   
   1. If you do not know your password, click Forgot Password?
      Note: If you enter your password, you will be given a message stating that you should be able to log into LTM, but if you are still having issues, reach out to Administrator for your account, or if you are the Account Administrator you need to reach out to Payments Support.
      

   2. If you click on “Forgot Password?” you will then be asked if you know the email address associated with your LTM account.
      

   3. Select Yes, No, or Multifactor Authentication.
      
      NOTE: If you have multifactor authenticator set up, you will be asked to use your authenticator app to generate a passcode and enter that passcode.

Yes - Email Known

1. Selecting Yes prompts you to enter the email address associated with your username. You will receive an email with a verification code to enter on the following screen, where you are prompted to create a new password.
   
   If you click on the Forgot Email? link, you are prompted with a message advising you to reach out to your Account Administrator or Payments Support for assistance.
   You can attempt login help again if you would like, but you should select the prompt that states you do not know your email address so that you are prompted with the security questions. 

Verify Access to Email Account 

1. After entering the passcode, you will receive an email with a verification code that you need to enter on the following screen, where you can create a new password.
   
   Note: Create your new password following the requirements noted on the "Change your Password" screen. 
   
2. Once you click on Submit, you are taken back to the login screen for LTM, where you can log in using your new credentials.

No - Forgot Email

1. Selecting No requires security questions be answered. You are presented with one security question at a time until you have answered all 5 questions. If you answer all 5 correctly, you are prompted to create a new password.
   
   
   

   Note: If you have not set up your security questions, you will get a message stating that you have not configured your profile in LTM and you need to contact an Administrator for your account. If you are the Account Administrator, reach out to Payments Support.

   WARNING: If you answer three questions incorrectly, your account will be locked out. You will receive a message stating that the account has been locked out for too many failed attempts, and that you need to reach out to your Account Administrator. If you are the Account Administrator, reach out to Payments Support to go through the password reset process.

   
2. Once the new password has been created, you are taken back to the login screen for LTM, where you can log in using your new credentials.

Multifactor Authentication

Enter the passcode and click Next.

WARNING: If you no longer have the device that the multifactor authenticator was on (it was lost/stolen, damaged, etc.), you need to reference the reset code that was provided to you when you set up MFA. If you do not have that information, then you need to fill out the Password Reset Request (PWRR) form, and select Remove Authenticator. 

Note: The Password Reset form (PWRR) is only for the admin account. The administrator can access this account and remove the authentication for a non-administrator.

• Admin to remove multifactor authentication
• Verify access to Email account

Admin to Remove Multifactor Authentication

The administrator has complete control of any user account associated with that serial number. If access to the LTM administrative account is successful, the Multifactor Authentication requirement can be adjusted for both administrators and non-administrators.

The administrator can find the Require Multifactor Authentication within LTM as follows:

1. Click Settings.

2. Select Security Settings.

3. Scroll to the bottom of the page to the last option under User Security.

4. Choose the appropriate setting from the dropdown menu for "Administrators Only" and/or "Non-Administrators.
   

5. Click Apply.

Note: If a Password Reset Request (PWRR) form is needed, the Remove Authenticator option on the PWRR is available if a user is unable to access the authenticator app on their smart device.