Sign in to myGov
There are 3 sign in options for myGov.
You can sign in using one of:
- myGov sign in details
- a passkey
- Digital ID.
Use your myGov sign in details
To sign in using your myGov sign in details you’ll enter your username and password followed by your 2 factor authentication option.
The 2 factor authentication will be one of these:
- a code sent by SMS
- a code from the myGov Code Generator app
- secret questions and answers.
Find out about how to use myGov sign in details to sign in.
Use Passkeys
Passkeys are a more secure alternative to passwords. A passkey lets you use the security features on your phone, computer, tablet or security key to sign in to myGov.
These could include:
- biometrics such as fingerprint recognition or facial recognition
- screen lock, such as a PIN or swipe pattern
- security key.
Find out how to create a passkey for myGov.
Use your Digital ID
A Digital ID is a secure way to prove who you are online.
Once you set up and connect your Digital ID to your myGov account, you can use it to sign in.
Find out how to set up and connect your Digital ID.
Using Digital ID to access ATO online services
If you sign in to myGov using your Digital ID and access ATO online services, you need to continue using this sign-in option to access ATO online services.
This only affects access to ATO online services through myGov. You can still access other linked services in myGov using your myGov sign-in details, such as your username and password.