Log into OTCnet Using Your PIV/CAC Credentials
As part of a government-wide security requirement to transition to multi-factor authentication, the Bureau of the Fiscal Service is requiring that all OTCnet users link their PIV (personal identification verification) or CAC (common access card) credentials to their Fiscal Service Single Sign On (SSO) account by March 31, 2023. This requirement impacts all Fiscal Service SSO applications.
To meet authentication compliance, all OTCnet agency users should link their PIV or CAC certificate to their Fiscal Service SSO account by March 31, 2023.
Once a user’s PIV/CAC certificate is linked, the user should be able to use their PIV/CAC card to log into OTCnet or any Fiscal Service SSO application to which they have been assigned as a user.
Benefits of linking your PIV or CAC card to your Fiscal Service SSO account include:
- Ensure continued OTCnet account access
- Additional OTCnet account security
- Ease of signing-in to all Fiscal Service applications with your PIV or CAC credentials
- Get ahead of security changes
- Additional sign-in option for the OTCnet application
No action is needed if you have already linked your card to your Fiscal Service SSO account.
Use the Converting to PIV-CAC Authentication for OTCnet Guide to link your card to your Fiscal Service SSO account today!
For more information or troubleshooting assistance not available within the PIV/CAC OTCnet Connection Guide, please contact the Treasury OTC Support Center.
Treasury OTC Support Center
Toll free phone: 866-945-7920
DSN phone: 510-428-6824, Options 1, 3, 4
Email: FiscalService.OTCChannel@citi.com