Digital Token / 2FA Guide
Enable two-factor authentication on any site and store your codes in Vault Passwords. Never lose access to your accounts again.
Enable on the desired site
Go to the security settings of the website or app you want to protect. Look for "Two-Factor Authentication" or "2FA" and turn it on. Choose "Authenticator app" or "TOTP" when asked.
Tip: Popular sites like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, Amazon and banks offer 2FA in their security settings.
Copy the Secret Key
The site will show a QR Code and a secret key in text (a sequence of letters and numbers). Click "copy key" or type it manually. This key is the secret that generates your 6-digit codes.
Tip: Never share this key. Anyone who has it can generate the same codes as you.
Paste into Vault Passwords
In Vault Passwords, add a new account or edit an existing one. Paste the secret key into the "2FA Key (TOTP Secret)" field. The 6-digit code will appear automatically and refresh every 30 seconds.
Tip: You can test the code immediately by typing it on the site to confirm everything worked.
Lost your phone? No problem.
With Vault Passwords, your digital tokens are saved in the cloud, protected by your Master Key. If you lose or change phones, just log in on any device — your 2FA codes will be there, safe and accessible.
Why Vault Passwords is better?
Compare with traditional authenticator apps.