What is Google Authenticator?
To ensure account security, the platform offers two-factor authentication, including the use of Google Authenticator or SMS verification codes. Users are advised to choose at least the combination of "Google + Email + Transaction Password" or "Phone + Transaction Password" to ensure the safety of their assets.
Google Authenticator generates a unique verification code every 30 seconds via the Google Authenticator app. Even if someone gains access to your login password, they will still need this code to access your account. This provides an additional layer of security to prevent account theft. Given the decentralized and irreversible nature of blockchain, once assets are stolen, they cannot be recovered.
By using two-factor authentication, users can significantly reduce the risk of asset loss due to password leaks.
Why do we need to set up Google Authenticator
Downloading Google Authenticator
How to Set Up Google Authenticator?
Common Questions About 2FA
1."Binding Failed" Error
- Confirm that the Google Authenticator app is installed on your phone.
- Ensure the time on your phone is synchronized with your computer.
- Verify that both your account password and 2FA code are entered correctly.
- Make sure your phone’s date and time settings are set to “Automatic.”
2.Unable to Access the Previous Google Authenticator App
3."Invalid Verification Code" Error
- Make sure the time on your phone is accurate and synchronized with the device you are logging in from.
- Ensure that the code is entered within its valid time window (Google Authenticator codes refresh every 30 seconds).
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