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Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of protection to your account by requiring a 6-digit code from your authenticator app when you sign in.

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Before 2FA is enabled

When 2FA is disabled, the page shows a warning that your account is at risk and that 2FA is required for some sensitive actions.
Two-factor authentication disabled state

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Enable 2FA

1

Open Settings

Go to Settings from the left navigation.
2

Open 2FA Security

Under Privacy & Security, select 2FA Security.
3

Select Enable 2FA Security

Use the button on the card to begin setup.
4

Complete setup with your authenticator app

Scan or connect the authenticator app as prompted and save any backup codes provided.
5

Confirm setup

Finish the verification flow so 2FA becomes active on your account.

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What happens after 2FA is enabled

Once enabled:
  • Sign-ins require a code from your authenticator app
  • You can regenerate backup codes
  • You can disable 2FA later if needed
Two-factor authentication enabled state

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2FA during sign-in

After you enter your email address and password, Ryno prompts you to enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.
Two-factor authentication verification prompt during sign in
You can also choose Use a backup code instead if you do not have access to your authenticator app.

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When 2FA is required

Based on the interface shown, 2FA is required before you can:
  • Generate API keys
  • Initiate payouts
  • Modify payout details
If you lose access to your authenticator app, try a backup code first. If that does not work, contact Ryno Support.