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# Settings

This is the settings tabs where you can configure some account specific options.

#### Multi-Factor Authentication

If you want to provide the maximum security to your account, specially if you are using a user/password based account, you should enable MFA. 

MFA will require a separate hardware device when the system detects that the risk is higher than normal, for example if you are trying to log in for a different location that you usually do.

Start by clicking on the "Enroll in MFA" button.

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You will be asked if you want to enable it for sure. Note that once enable it cannot be easily disabled, contact support if you need to do it.

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You will be prompted to log-in again, but this time you will be able to configure MFA.

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For the next step you are going to need your Authenticator App in any mobile device:

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After inserting the OTP code you will be all set, and next time you login you will need to have your authenticator app.

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{% hint style="danger" %}
It is highly recommended to remember the device for 30 days if you are login in from a trusted PC or Mac.
{% endhint %}