VIP Host Marija Posted June 17, 2019 VIP Host #1 Posted June 17, 2019 Here is a tutorial for new users to help a bit on enabling 2 factor protection. In order to add an additional layer of protection to your account (and we highly recommend it), please follow the next steps. Download Authy to your mobile device. Login to your Stake account, open Settings > Security and scroll down to Two Factor to find your QR code (or simply click here: https://stake.com/settings/security). It will look like this: 3. Now open Authy, click on 3 dots in the top right corner, and than on Add account. 4. Click on Scan QR code. 5. Point your camera to the QR code and scan it. 6. After that type your Stake password and the 6 digit code from the app and click on Submit button below. (Always make sure you've typed the current code from the app) 7. An email to inform you about this will be automatically sent to your linked email address, so you need to open it and click on the 'Enable TFA' 8. You will be redirected back to your Stake account, so you'll see a notification informing you that your Two Factor has been enabled.All done! ------------------------------------------ Alternatively, instead of scanning QR code, you can skip the 4. and 5. step by copying the code (long string of letters and numbers) above the QR image. Go to Authy, click on the option Enter code Manually and paste the code. (You can use Google authenticator or any 2fa app you want. There are also similar extensions for desktop users) After you've enabled it successfully, you would have to enter your 2fa code from the app every time you login to your account, make a withdrawal or make a vault withdrawal. You will have the option to disable the 2fa yourself, if you still have access to your 2fa app. But in case you don't, you can always contact us on Live support to help you with it. ZoranR, SlobodanJ and Kay 1 2
josiemar Posted September 7, 2019 #2 Posted September 7, 2019 thx for isntruction, this make the balance safe on our account right? can this be manipulated too? coz i see some post about scammer hackers, using qr code like they send you fake QR code that once you use, the balance will be transfer to them instead of the product you want to get or you are buying.
VIP Host Marija Posted September 17, 2019 Author VIP Host #3 Posted September 17, 2019 The QR code you see when you click here: https://stake.com/settings/two-factor is unique and it will serve only for enabling the 2fa for your own account. And yes, this is an additional layer of protection for your balance, so we highly recommend enabling it. If you are referring to depositing funds here by scanning QR codes, you'll need to scan only to the QR code you can find on your Deposit page on your Account, since only that one represents your deposit address here.
Ali saher Posted November 3, 2019 #4 Posted November 3, 2019 Ohh thanks for share this information I think this is very helpful
DviouS Posted February 21, 2020 #5 Posted February 21, 2020 If you are on desktop, you just download the extension "Authenticator" or any of the kind that scans... and it will do the same thing... you just click it, make a square window over the bar, an paste your code into the 2fa that it gives... EeeeZPeeeZ
Diamond1 Posted May 1, 2020 #6 Posted May 1, 2020 Cool, I am finding it very difficult to activate the 2fa security. Very helpful. automatic 1
hopeness Posted June 18, 2022 #8 Posted June 18, 2022 ok ty for the info; i have a problem with my 2fa...
Thrue29 Posted January 3, 2023 #10 Posted January 3, 2023 My account got hacked and someone using it for spamming.. now im muted for 7 days.. can someone help me to fix this..thanks in advance
Mahesh5308 Posted March 17, 2024 #16 Posted March 17, 2024 On 9/7/2019 at 1:43 PM, josiemar said: thx for isntruction, this make the balance safe on our account right? can this be manipulated too? coz i see some post about scammer hackers, using qr code like they send you fake QR code that once you use, the balance will be transfer to them instead of the product you want to get or you are buying.
Trevmac3 Posted April 20, 2024 #21 Posted April 20, 2024 I’m glad this shows pictures to help explain
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