Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an extra verification step to protect access to your Breet partner dashboard and sensitive account actions.
How to Enable MFA
Log into your Breet partner dashboard.
Tap "Settings" from the navigation menu.
Select "Security".
Tap "MFA Authentication" and choose your preferred verification method.
Follow the on-screen prompts to complete setup.
Available MFA Methods
Breet supports two MFA methods: Email OTP and Authenticator App.
Authenticator App (Recommended): This generates a time-based code via an authenticator app on your device.
This is the most secure option and what we recommend for all partners.
Before you begin, download an authenticator app on your phone (such as Google Authenticator or Authy).Email OTP — Sends a one-time password to your registered email address each time verification is required.
What Changes When MFA Is Enabled
Once enabled, you'll be prompted to verify your identity when:
Logging into your dashboard
Initiating withdrawals
Enabling, disabling, or updating automatic settlement settings
The verification method used will match whichever MFA option you configured.
Recovery Codes (Authenticator App Users)
If you set up the Authenticator App, you'll receive a set of recovery codes during setup. These let you access your account if you lose access to your device or app. Download them and store them somewhere safe.
Please Note: If you exhaust your recovery codes, contact our support team and we'll help you generate a new set.
When MFA Becomes Mandatory
To protect accounts with significant transaction activity, MFA may be automatically enforced once certain account thresholds are met. When this applies, MFA cannot be disabled from the dashboard.
Please Note: If you have any questions or need assistance setting up MFA, please reach out to our support team.