Registration & Login

Before anyone can place an order or apply for a role, they need an account. Here is how the registration and login experience works for your customers.

Registration

The sign-up page is at https://byndio.in/register. Customers fill in:

• Full name — Their display name across the platform.
• Email address — This becomes their login credential. It must be unique.
• Phone number — Optional. Can be used later for OTP verification.
• Password — Must meet minimum strength requirements.
• Confirm password — Must match the password above.
• Terms checkbox — They must agree to the platform’s Terms & Conditions before signing up.

Once they submit the form, the account is created and they are logged in immediately.

Email verification

After signing up, the customer receives a verification email. Until they click the link in that email, certain features are locked — they cannot place orders, submit role applications, or access protected sections of the site.

If the email does not arrive, they can request a new verification link from the prompt shown on screen.

Login

The login page is at https://byndio.in/login. Customers enter their email and password to sign in.

If the credentials are wrong, they see an error message. After too many failed attempts, the login is temporarily locked to prevent abuse.

Forgot password

If a customer forgets their password, they can recover it:

1. On the login page, they click Forgot Password.
2. They enter their email address on the forgot password page.
3. An email with a password reset link is sent to them.
4. They click the link, which takes them to a reset page where they set a new password.
5. Once reset, they can log in with the new password.

The reset link expires after a set period for security.

Social login

If you have configured social login in the admin settings, customers can sign in using their Google or Facebook accounts. This skips the password step entirely — they click the social button, authorise access on the provider’s page, and are logged in (or registered automatically if it is their first time).

Social login is optional and only appears if you have set up the relevant API keys in your platform settings.

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

Customers can add an extra layer of security to their account by enabling two-factor authentication. They set this up from their account settings:

1. They go to My Account > Settings.
2. They enable 2FA and scan a QR code with an authenticator app (like Google Authenticator or Authy).
3. From then on, every login requires both their password and a one-time code from the app.

This is optional — customers choose whether to enable it.

OTP verification for phone

If a customer has added a phone number, they may be asked to verify it via a one-time password (OTP) sent by SMS. This adds trust to the account and may be required for certain features depending on your platform configuration.