2FA stands for two-factor authentication and provides increased control over your accounts.
So, using 2FA for authorization in mobile or online banking, in addition to entering a password, for example, you will need to enter a code from an SMS or Push message.
A customer should turn on two-factor authentication for all his sensitive accounts, like a day-to-day account or a savings one.
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