Keep your account secure with 2FA

Keep your account secure with 2FA

Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of security where the user must verify that they own the account with a code. 2FA is often used to protect the user’s credentials, information, and any resources within the system. Only the user can access their specific 2FA code, which you can get via Authy, Google Authenticator, or Email. 

To secure your account, we highly recommend setting up your 2FA. Here are the different types of authenticators or 2FA methods you can use:

Reminder: Before setting up your 2FA, you’ll need to set up your security questions in account settings first.

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