The authenticator relies on a seed. When you enable 2FA that seed is provided. Some sites only show a QR code, but many also offer the seed in a readable format.
Disabled 2FA and re-enable it, get that seed and save it somewhere very safe. This is the simple DIY solution.
Edit: At least for Bittrex the readable seed should be there; I have mine saved.
Topic: Google Authentication question (Read 172 times)
theres a one time code there incase you lost your phone or reset it.
just explore the authenticator you will find it.
just explore the authenticator you will find it.
You could try to contact the support and ask to reset your password including the 2fa and it will be sent on the email you provide on the registration to confirm the changing of password and resetting 2fa.
thanks for your response. It did't sound simple or a easy solution for a common problem. i was expecting a more easier DIY solution ... hard to believe there is none
You could try to contact the support and ask to reset your password including the 2fa and it will be sent on the email you provide on the registration to confirm the changing of password and resetting 2fa.
I linked my coinbase and bittrex for 2FA using google auth on my android phone.
Now, i have faced issues with my phone many times and there is a chance you could loose your phone. Now that you can't log in to your coinbase or bittrex without google 2FA, what happens when you loose your phone or you reset your phone?
Now, i have faced issues with my phone many times and there is a chance you could loose your phone. Now that you can't log in to your coinbase or bittrex without google 2FA, what happens when you loose your phone or you reset your phone?
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