Brex Login — Sign In to Your Brex Account

Step by step

How to log in to Brex

Signing in to Brex takes under a minute once your account is set up. The platform uses your work email as the identifier and supports password login, passkey authentication, and single sign-on depending on what your company has configured. Here is the standard login process from start to finish.

1. 1

   Navigate to app.brex.com

   Open your browser and go directly to app.brex.com. You can also reach the login page by clicking Sign in at the top right of brex.com. Bookmarking the direct app URL is good practice — it saves one redirect and removes any risk of mistyping the domain.

2. 2

   Enter your registered email address

   Type the email address that was used when your Brex account was created. For most employees this is a company email, not a personal one. The email field is not case-sensitive, so capitalisation does not matter.

3. 3

   Choose your sign-in method

   Depending on your company's setup, Brex will show a password field, a passkey prompt, or redirect you automatically to your company's SSO provider such as Okta, Google Workspace, or Azure AD. If your company uses SSO you will not need a separate Brex password at all.

4. 4

   Complete device verification if prompted

   If Brex does not recognise your device, it sends a verification email to your registered address. Open that email on the same device you are signing in from and click the verification link. Using a VPN can sometimes cause this step to fail because the IP addresses before and after clicking do not match — disabling VPN usually resolves it immediately.

5. 5

   Your Brex dashboard loads

   After successful authentication, Brex loads your personalised dashboard showing card balances, recent transactions, pending expenses, and any items requiring your action. The view varies depending on your role — cardholder, admin, or finance team member — so different people on the same account see different default layouts.

Sign-in options

Brex login methods available in 2026

Brex has expanded its authentication options significantly. In July 2026 the platform added passkey support, which changes how many users sign in day-to-day. Each method works differently and suits different situations — here is a practical breakdown.

Password reset

How to reset your Brex password

Forgetting a password is common, especially if your company enforces periodic rotation or you have not logged in for an extended period. Brex has two different password reset paths depending on your role within the account.

For regular Brex users

Go to app.brex.com and click Forgot password below the sign-in form. Enter the email address registered to your Brex account. A reset link will arrive within a few minutes. If the email does not arrive, check your spam folder first, then confirm you entered the right address — specifically the work email your company used when they added you to Brex, not a personal address.

One important detail: the reset link must be opened from the same device and network where you requested it. If you use a VPN, the IP addresses will not match and the link will fail. Disable your VPN before clicking, or request a new link after disabling it.

For Brex account admins

Admins can skip the self-service flow entirely and send password reset links directly to team members. Navigate to the Team section of the Brex dashboard, find the relevant user, and use the reset link option. This is faster than waiting for the team member to go through the process on their own and is useful when someone is locked out and needs immediate access.

Troubleshooting

Common Brex login problems and fixes

Most Brex login failures fall into one of four categories. Each has a clear fix that does not require contacting support in most cases.

Background

What is Brex?

Brex is a financial technology company founded in San Francisco in 2017 by Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi, who met as teenagers and built a payments business in Brazil before moving to the United States for Y Combinator. The original product was a corporate credit card for startups — notable because it did not require a personal guarantee from the founder, something traditional banks would not offer to early-stage companies with limited operating history.

The platform has grown considerably since that initial card. Today Brex combines corporate cards, business banking accounts, expense management software, bill pay, travel booking, and an AI-powered finance assistant into a single platform. The company operates in more than 200 markets and counts over 35,000 businesses among its customers, ranging from pre-seed startups to large multi-entity enterprises.

In 2026 Brex operates as a subsidiary of Capital One, N.A. Banking services on the platform are provided by Emigrant Bank, Member FDIC. The Brex Mastercard Corporate Credit Card is issued by Emigrant Bank under a Mastercard license. Brex itself is a financial technology company, not a chartered bank, though its underlying banking infrastructure carries standard FDIC protections through those banking partners.

What distinguishes the Brex approach from traditional corporate card providers is how underwriting works. Credit limits scale with a company's cash balance rather than being fixed to a personal credit history. Expense reporting and receipt matching happen automatically through the platform rather than requiring manual submission. And the onboarding process for new companies typically takes minutes rather than the days or weeks associated with bank-issued cards.

Questions and answers

Brex Login — Frequently Asked Questions

Contact

Get in touch

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For urgent account issues, contact Brex directly: +1-833-228-2044 or brex.com/support.