A new authentication code is generated every 30 seconds by an authentication app. Bitstamp currently supports Google Authenticator and DUO two-factor authentication applications. We plan on adding support for more authentication apps soon. For more information on how to enable 2FA for your Bitstamp account, see our two-factor authentication guide.
How does 2FA work with Bitstamp?
Once you have enabled 2FA, you will be asked to provide two pieces of information every time you login to your account: your password and a 6-digit authentication code. A new authentication code is generated every 30 seconds by an authentication app. Bitstamp currently supports Google Authenticator and DUO two-factor authentication applications.
What is two-factor authentication & how does it work?
FAQ – Bitstamp What is two-factor authentication? Two-factor authentication (or 2FA for short) is a security measure that ensures you are the only one who has access to your account. It achieves this by requiring that you confirm critical account actions, such as logging in or withdrawing funds, using a second device.
