A One-Time Password (OTP) token is a secure authentication device used in multi-factor authentication (MFA) systems. It generates a unique numeric code for each login attempt, acting as a dynamic password that changes with every use. This OTP token typically syncs with an authentication server, which validates the one-time code during the login process. Because only the current code displayed on the OTP generator is valid, it adds a strong layer of protection against unauthorized access—making it a reliable tool for secure login and transaction authentication.

Yes, FEITIAN OTP tokens support multi-account use and can be configured for various services, provided they’re compatible with the corresponding authentication systems. These versatile tokens can be provisioned with multiple credentials and are built to work with industry-standard protocols like OATH (Initiative for Open Authentication) and FIDO (Fast Identity Online). This makes them a flexible and secure choice for multi-factor authentication (MFA) across a wide range of platforms.

If your OTP token is lost or damaged, it’s important to act quickly to maintain secure access to your accounts. Contact your system administrator or service provider immediately to report the issue. Most organizations have a secure account recovery process in place, which may include deactivating the lost or damaged OTP token and issuing a replacement. Prompt reporting helps protect your accounts and ensures that your multi-factor authentication (MFA) remains effective and uncompromising.