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# How to Set Up a PIN Code

Create, change, or delete the 4-digit PIN code that protects settings and functions on your Victa.

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**Use this when** you want to protect functions such as refunds, voids, reports, and settings with a PIN code.
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Your Victa uses a **4-digit PIN code** (not a Manager or Cashier passcode) to protect sensitive functions. Once it's set, the terminal asks for the PIN before it lets anyone use the functions you choose.

## Set a PIN code

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### Open the security settings

Tap the **menu icon (☰)** in the top-left corner of the **Connect Express** screen, then tap **Settings > Security**.
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### Create your PIN

Tap **Set PIN**, enter a new **4-digit PIN**, and tap **Enter**.
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### Confirm your PIN

Enter the **same PIN** again and tap **Enter**.
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### Choose what the PIN protects

Tick the functions that should need the PIN: **Void**, **Refund**, **Sales Overview**, and **Settings**.
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## Change or delete your PIN

Go to **Settings > Security** and tap **Change PIN** or **Delete PIN**.

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**Forgotten your PIN code?** <mark style="color:red;">Contact the Helpdesk</mark> — we can reset it for you.
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