Setting Up 2FA

TorrinPass includes a built-in 2FA authenticator. Here’s how to set it up for your accounts.

What is 2FA?

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security. Even if someone knows your password, they can’t log in without the 2FA code.

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Adding 2FA to an Account

Step 1: Enable 2FA on the Website

1. Log into the website (e.g., Google, GitHub)
2. Go to Security Settings
3. Find “Two-Factor Authentication” or “2-Step Verification”
4. Choose “Authenticator App”
5. The website will show a QR code

Step 2: Scan in TorrinPass

1. Open TorrinPass
2. Find the password entry for that website
3. Tap Edit
4. Tap Add 2FA
5. Scan the QR code

Step 3: Verify

1. TorrinPass shows a 6-digit code
2. Enter this code on the website
3. The website confirms 2FA is enabled

Step 4: Save Backup Codes

Most websites provide backup codes. Save these in TorrinPass notes or a secure location.

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Using 2FA Codes

When logging into a 2FA-protected account:

1. Enter your username and password
2. The website asks for a 2FA code
3. Open TorrinPass
4. Find the account
5. The 2FA code is displayed automatically
6. Tap to copy, or enter manually

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Popular Services with 2FA

• Google — Security → 2-Step Verification
• Microsoft — Security → Two-step verification
• GitHub — Settings → Password and authentication
• Amazon — Account → Login & security
• Facebook — Settings → Security and Login
• Twitter/X — Settings → Security → Two-factor authentication

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Troubleshooting

Code Not Working?

1. Check your device’s time is correct (Settings → General → Date & Time → Set Automatically)
2. Make sure you’re using the code before it expires (30 seconds)
3. Try the next code if the current one just expired

Lost Access?

Use the backup codes provided when you set up 2FA. Each code can only be used once.

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Learn More

• Built-in 2FA Authenticator
• Getting Started