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OTP stands for One-Time Password, a unique code used for verifying a user’s identity during login or transactions. It is valid for a single use and for a li...

OTPs are typically sent via SMS, email, or through an authentication app like Google Authenticator.

OTPs provide an extra layer of security to verify your identity, ensuring unauthorized access is prevented.

Check your internet or network connection. Ensure your phone or email has not blocked the sender. Verify the phone number or email associated with your a...

No, an OTP is a temporary password valid for a single transaction or session, while regular passwords are static and reusable.

Yes, if shared with others. Never disclose your OTP to anyone, not even to people claiming to be from customer support.

If an unauthorized person has access to your OTP, they may gain access to your account. Always report and reset your credentials if you suspect misuse.

OTP adds strong security to prevent unauthorized access but is not foolproof. Pairing it with other methods enhances security.

OTPs are time-sensitive to reduce the risk of misuse. Typically, they expire within 30 seconds to 10 minutes.

No, OTPs are designed for one-time use only.