Two-step verification and anti-phishing codes, explained in three sentences:
The code in an authenticator app usually refreshes every 30 seconds. It’s generated from the secret key saved during setup and the current time, so no internet connection is needed.
Only you and the platform know your anti-phishing code, so a fake email can’t include it. But this code is mainly for identifying emails—you still need to check the domain to verify that a website is genuine.
After you change your password or switch your two-step verification method, many platforms temporarily restrict withdrawals for a period of time as a standard security measure.
$BNB 750.96（-0.045%）
The code in an authenticator app usually refreshes every 30 seconds. It’s generated from the secret key saved during setup and the current time, so no internet connection is needed.
Only you and the platform know your anti-phishing code, so a fake email can’t include it. But this code is mainly for identifying emails—you still need to check the domain to verify that a website is genuine.
After you change your password or switch your two-step verification method, many platforms temporarily restrict withdrawals for a period of time as a standard security measure.
$BNB 750.96（-0.045%）