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Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your account. When enabled, you’ll need both your password and a verification code from your phone to log in.

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Why Use Two-Factor Authentication?

With 2FA enabled:
  • Extra protection — Even if someone knows your password, they can’t access your account without your phone
  • Prevent unauthorized access — Protects against password theft and phishing
  • Peace of mind — Know your account is secured with industry-standard protection
Enabling 2FA is strongly recommended, especially if you’re a producer with uploaded content or have an active subscription.

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How It Works

  1. You enter your password as usual
  2. BeatPass asks for a verification code
  3. You open your authenticator app to get the code
  4. Enter the code to complete login
The code changes every 30 seconds, so even if someone sees it, they can’t use it later.

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Setting Up 2FA

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What You Need

  • An on your smartphone:
    • Google Authenticator (iOS/Android)
    • Microsoft Authenticator (iOS/Android)
    • Authy (iOS/Android)
    • 1Password (iOS/Android/Desktop)
    • Any TOTP-compatible app

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Step-by-Step Setup

1

Go to Account Settings

Open the Account Settings page, then scroll to the Two factor authentication section.
2

Start Setup

Click Enable.
3

Scan QR Code

Open your authenticator app and scan the QR code displayed on screen.If you can’t scan, you can manually enter the secret key shown below the QR code.
4

Enter Verification Code

Your authenticator app will show a code. Enter it in Code, then click Confirm.
5

Save Recovery Codes

You’ll receive recovery codes. Save these in a safe place — they’re your backup if you lose your phone.

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Recovery Codes

are one-time use codes that let you access your account if you lose your phone or authenticator app.

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Saving Recovery Codes

When you enable 2FA, you’ll receive recovery codes. Store them safely:
  • Write them down and keep in a secure location
  • Save in a password manager
  • Store in an encrypted file
Each recovery code can only be used once. If you use all your codes, generate new ones while you still have access to your account.

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Using a Recovery Code

If you can’t access your authenticator app:
  1. On the 2FA verification screen, look for “Use recovery code” option
  2. Enter one of your saved recovery codes
  3. You’ll be logged in and the used code will be invalidated

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Logging In with 2FA

Once 2FA is enabled, logging in works like this:
  1. Enter your email and password
  2. When prompted, open your authenticator app
  3. Enter the code shown
  4. Click Continue to complete login
Codes refresh every 30 seconds. If your code doesn’t work, wait for a new one and try again. Make sure your phone’s time is accurate.

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Disabling 2FA

To turn off two-factor authentication:
  1. Open the Account Settings page
  2. Scroll to the Two factor authentication section
  3. Click Disable
  4. Confirm your password when prompted
Disabling 2FA removes the extra security layer from your account. Only disable if necessary.

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Managing Recovery Codes

Once 2FA is enabled, the account settings panel also lets you click Regenerate recovery codes. BeatPass asks for your password before replacing the old codes.

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Troubleshooting

  • Make sure your phone’s time is set correctly (use automatic time)
  • Wait for a new code to generate (they change every 30 seconds)
  • Verify you’re entering the code for the correct account (check the label in your app)
Use one of your recovery codes to log in. Once logged in, disable 2FA, then set it up again with your new device.
If you can still log in:
  1. Go to 2FA settings
  2. Disable 2FA
  3. Re-enable it to get new recovery codes
  4. Save them this time!
If you can’t log in, contact support for account recovery.
Yes. When you scan the QR code during setup, you can scan it with multiple authenticator apps/devices. The same code will work from any of them.

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Last modified on February 28, 2026