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Does Barclays [US] support 2FA?

Barclays [US] does not currently support authenticator-app (TOTP) two-factor authentication. Barclays [US] does offer 2FA via SMS text message, phone call and email code — better than nothing, but an authenticator app is the more secure option if Barclays [US] adds it.

2FA methods Barclays [US] supports

  • SMS text message
  • Phone call
  • Email code

Barclays [US] does not offer an authenticator-app (TOTP) option yet. Authenticator apps are safer than SMS, so it's worth requesting.

How to keep your Barclays [US] account secure

Use a long, unique password (a password manager helps), turn on any 2FA method Barclays [US] offers, and stay alert to phishing. See Barclays [US]'s official security documentation ↗. If Barclays [US] adds authenticator-app support, you'll be able to use MS Authenticator App.

Frequently asked questions

Does Barclays [US] support authenticator apps?
Not yet — Barclays [US] does not offer authenticator-app (TOTP) 2FA at this time, though it does support SMS text message, phone call and email code.
How can I secure my Barclays [US] account without an authenticator app?
Use a long, unique password (a password manager helps), turn on any 2FA method Barclays [US] does offer, and stay alert to phishing. If Barclays [US] adds authenticator-app support, you'll be able to use MS Authenticator App.

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