Google Authentication

Google Authentication, also known as Google 2-Factor Authentication (2FA), is an additional security layer that requires users to verify their identity using a code generated by the Google Authenticator app on their smartphone.

Unbinding Google Authentication

Unbinding Google Authentication means removing this extra security layer from your crypto exchange account.

Steps involved in unbinding Google Authentication:

1. Locate Security Settings: Navigate to the security or account settings section.
2. Find Google Authentication: Look for options related to Google 2FA or Google Authenticator.
3. Initiate Unbinding: Enter google verification code to remove 2FA from your account
4. Confirm Unbinding: Verify your decision to remove Google Authentication.

Binding Google Authentication

Binding Google Authentication involves setting up the Google Authenticator app to generate codes for your account.

Steps involved in binding Google Authentication:

1. Locate Security Settings: Navigate to the security or account settings section.
2. Enable Google Authentication: Look for options related to Google 2FA or Google Authenticator.
3. Scan QR Code: Use the Google Authenticator app to scan the QR code displayed on screen.
4. Enter Verification Code: Manually enter the generated code from the app to confirm setup.
5. Backup Codes: Some exchanges provide backup codes as a contingency plan. Store these securely.

Additional Tips:

• Consider using a hardware security key for an even higher level of security.
• Regularly review your account security settings and enable additional security features if available.
• Be wary of phishing attempts that may ask for your Google Authenticator codes.