About OTP verification

If your account requires it, you'll be redirected to a one-time passcode (OTP) step after signing in. This is an extra layer of security on top of your password — enter the code you receive to complete sign-in.

What you'll learn
  • How to enter your one-time code
  • How the resend cooldown works
  • What happens if you enter the wrong code too many times
This step is conditional Not every account is required to verify with a one-time code. Whether you see this step depends on your account's security settings — see Signing In for the full sign-in flow.

Entering your code

1

Find your code

Check for the one-time code sent to you.

2

Enter it

Type the code into the verification field.

3

Submit

Confirm to complete sign-in.

OTP verification screen
The OTP verification screen with the code entry field and the Resend code link below it.

Resending your code

The resend link has a 60-second cooldown After each time you send a code, the "Resend code" link is on a 60-second cooldown. Clicking it before the cooldown ends does nothing visible — no error appears, it simply won't resend yet. Wait for the countdown to finish before trying again.

Too many invalid codes

Entering too many invalid codes triggers a lockout If you enter an incorrect code too many times, the form visibly stops responding for about 8 seconds before redirecting you back to the login page. This is expected security behavior, not a bug — it's designed to slow down repeated guessing. Simply sign in again to request a fresh code.

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