To enhance account security and ensure user safety during transactions, Nami recommends enabling the Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) feature. This additional layer of protection helps prevent unauthorized access while safeguarding your personal information and tokenization assets. The following guide provides detailed instructions on how to enable and disable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in the app, allowing users to easily set up and manage this essential security feature. >>> See more: What is two‑factor Authentication? How to set it up to protect your trading account How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Step 1: Access the 2FA Screen To begin setup, go to Account → Security and enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). After this step, the system will direct you to the authenticator app setup screen (Google Authenticator or Authy). Step 2: Install an Authenticator App On the setup screen, choose to install one of the recommended applications: - Google Authenticator - Authy When clicking on the app, it will redirect users to the App Store/Google Play for installation. If you already have one of these apps, you may skip this step. Step 3: Add the Security Key to the Authenticator App To link your account, scan the QR code or manually enter the security key into the chosen authenticator app. Note : Store the security key securely. It will be required to restore Google Authenticator or Authy in case you lose or change your device. Step 4: Complete Security Verification Enter the verification code sent to your primary security method (Email/Phone) along with the code generated by the authenticator app (from Step 3) to finalize setup. Note: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is required for most key actions in the app, including logging in, updating security settings, and depositing/withdrawing assets. [ How to Disable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Step 1: Turn Off 2FA On the Account screen, go to Security, then select Turn Off Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Step 2: Confirm Security Verification Enter the verification code sent to your primary security method (Email or Phone Number) and the verification code from the authenticator app to disable the setting.