@BOUANENEM Yes, it is possible to create a custom login page in your application while using Okta for authentication in Pega 23. You can achieve this by implementing the Resource Owner Password Credentials (ROPC) flow, where the custom login page collects the user's credentials and sends them directly to Okta's token endpoint for authentication. Upon successful authentication, Okta will return an access token and other details, which your application can use to create a user session. This approach avoids redirecting users to the Okta-hosted login page, as all authentication happens in the background. However, this method requires strict adherence to security best practices, such as using HTTPS, storing credentials securely, and complying with your organization's security policies, as ROPC flow exposes user credentials to the client application. Before implementing, verify that your Okta setup supports ROPC and consider consulting Okta documentation or your security team to ensure compliance.