Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – Your Digital Safety Vault

In today’s world, passwords are like the keys to your house. But what if someone makes a copy of that key? That’s where Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) steps in — it’s like adding a smart lock with a secret code.

With 2FA, logging into your account isn’t just about knowing the password — you also need a unique verification code sent directly to you (via email or phone).

Even if your password is compromised, no one gets in without that second code.

Enabling 2FA – Setting Up Your Digital Guardian

1. Head to Security Settings

   • Go to My Account → Navigate to the Security section.

2. Activate 2FA

   • Click the Enable 2FA button.

   • A confirmation popup appears asking:
     “Do you want to enable Two-Factor Authentication?”

3. Confirm Your Choice

   • Click Yes to proceed.

4. Instant Protection

   • From now on, every time you log in, the system will not only ask for your password but also trigger the 2FA Verification Page.

   • This means your account is double-shielded.

Pro Tip: Use an active and accessible email/phone number, as this will be your go-to channel for receiving OTPs.

Verifying 2FA – Logging in with Two Locks

When you log in after enabling 2FA, here’s what happens:

1. Choose Verification Method

   • Select your OTP method (e.g., Email). 

2. Receive OTP (One-Time Password)

   • Instantly check your inbox (or SMS) for the unique verification code.

3. Verify & Unlock

   • Enter the OTP into the verification field and hit Verify. 

   • Once verified, your dashboard opens safely.

This process takes seconds but multiplies your security tenfold.

Disabling 2FA – When You No Longer Need It

1. Navigate to Security Settings

   • Go to My Account → Security section.
      

2. Click Disable 2FA

   • Hit the Disable 2FA button.

3. Confirm Action

   • A warning popup appears:
     “Are you sure you want to disable Two-Factor Authentication?”

   • Click Yes to proceed.

4. Return to Basic Login

   • From now on, you’ll only need your username + password to sign in.

      Important Note: Disabling 2FA lowers your protection. Keep it enabled unless absolutely necessary.