What is secondary verification?

Secondary verification, commonly known as Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), is a security measure designed to provide stricter account security protection than traditional usernames and passwords. By requiring users to provide two different types of identity verification information, two-factor authentication ensures that even if one credential (such as a password) is compromised, the account remains secure.

Biya Authenticator is a dual verification tool used to enhance account security, similar to Google Authenticator or other two-factor authentication applications. It verifies user identity by generating one-time verification codes, increasing account security.