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Lock Down Your leo79 Account with Two Factor Setup

Two factor setup adds a second verification step every time you log in — so even if someone gets your password, they still can't get in.

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What Two Factor Setup Does for Your Account

When you switch on two factor setup, every login triggers a one-time code sent to your registered mobile number or authenticator app. You enter that code alongside your password before the lobby opens. This applies whether you're logging in from a phone in Yogyakarta or switching to desktop mid-session. The second factor expires quickly — usually within 60 seconds — so intercepted

codes are useless. We support SMS-based OTP and app-based authentication. App-based is the stronger path: it works offline and isn't tied to your SIM card. Head to Account Settings, open the Security tab, and follow the three-step activation flow to get it running.

SETUP HELP CHANNELS

Get Help Activating Two Factor Setup

If you hit a snag during two factor setup — wrong code, lost access to your authenticator, or a number change — our support team can walk you through account recovery. Reach us through any of the channels below.

Live Chat Open the chat widget from any page while logged in. Describe your two factor issue and an agent will verify your identity through your registered e-wallet details before making any account changes.
Email Support Send your two factor setup query to our support address. Include your registered mobile number and the last DANA, OVO, or GoPay transaction reference so we can locate your account quickly.
Account Recovery Flow Lost access to your authenticator app? Use the recovery option on the login screen. You'll verify ownership via your registered payment method before a reset link is issued.
SECURITY STANDARDS

How We Keep Two Factor Setup Reliable

Two factor setup on leo79 is built around standard security practices — not custom shortcuts. Here's what that looks like in practice.

Time-Limited OTP Codes

Every one-time code expires within 60 seconds of generation. Codes that aren't used in that window are invalidated automatically, so old or intercepted codes can't be replayed against your account.

Authenticator App Support

We support TOTP-based authenticator apps as a second factor. App-generated codes work without a network connection and aren't vulnerable to SIM-swap attacks the way SMS codes can be.

Session Alerts

Any new login that passes two factor verification triggers a notification to your registered contact. If you didn't initiate it, you can lock the session immediately from the Security tab.

Recovery Code Storage

During two factor setup, we issue a set of single-use recovery codes. Store these offline — they're your fallback if you lose your phone or change your number before updating your account.

Two Factor Setup Terms You Should Know

What is OTP?

OTP stands for one-time password — a short numeric code generated for a single login attempt. It expires within seconds and cannot be reused, making it a core part of two factor verification.

What is TOTP?

TOTP means time-based one-time password. An authenticator app generates a new six-digit code every 30 seconds using a shared key, without needing a network connection or SMS.

What is a recovery code?

A recovery code is a single-use backup code issued when you first activate two factor setup. Use it to regain account access if you lose your phone or can no longer reach your authenticator app.

What is SIM-swap risk?

SIM-swap is when someone convinces a mobile carrier to transfer your number to their SIM. SMS-based OTP becomes vulnerable in this scenario; app-based TOTP is not affected by SIM-swap attacks.

What is a trusted device?

A trusted device is a phone or computer you've marked as recognised after a successful two factor login. Some setups skip the second factor on trusted devices for a set number of days.

What is KYC in account security?

KYC means know your customer — the identity verification step where you confirm your details match your registered payment method, such as DANA or OVO, before account changes are approved.

Common Questions About Two Factor Setup

Log in, go to Account Settings, then open the Security tab. Choose either SMS OTP or an authenticator app, follow the three-step activation flow, and save your recovery codes before finishing.

Yes — and we recommend it. Open your preferred TOTP authenticator app, scan the QR code shown in the Security tab, enter the six-digit code to confirm, and app-based two factor is active on your account.

Check that your registered mobile number is current, then request a new code. If SMS is delayed, switch to an authenticator app from the Security tab. Still stuck? Contact live chat with your account details.

Two factor applies at login, not at the payment step. Once you're inside the lobby, your DANA, OVO, and GoPay deposit flow works exactly as before — the second factor just protects the door in.

Use one of the recovery codes you saved during setup. Enter it on the login screen where the OTP is requested. After getting in, go to the Security tab to re-link a new authenticator app immediately.

You can turn it off from the Security tab after verifying your identity. We keep it on by default because it's the main line of defence for your account wallet and transaction history.
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