Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
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Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) provides an additional layer of security for user accounts. Once activated, each user will be required to enter an additional verification code upon re-logging. The default method is SMS, but you have the option to choose an alternative method that will take precedence over SMS.
Navigate to βAccountβ > βSettingsβ > βSecurityβ.
Locate the βTwo-Factor Authentication (2FA)β option and activate it by sliding the toggle.
Select your preferred verification method from the available options. The default method is SMS, but you can choose one of the two additional verification types that will take precedence over SMS:
Mobile App
Security Key
Decide how long you want the system to remember your devices. You can choose from the following options:
Single sign-on
1 Day
1 Week
30 Days
After setting your preferences, click βSaveβ to apply the changes.
During your next login, you will be required to enter an additional verification code. Depending on the selected method, enter the 6-digit code received via SMS, or set up the verification app or security key according to the instructions provided.