Mobile phones weren't designed for 2FA. They're inconvenient and vulnerable to a variety of attacks.
Multifactor uses virtual phones to provide a secure 2FA experience without sacrificing any compatibility.
Mobile phones weren't designed for 2FA. They're inconvenient and vulnerable to a variety of attacks.
Multifactor uses virtual phones to provide a secure 2FA experience without sacrificing any compatibility.
When you sign up, we'll spin up a Multifactor virtual phone connected to a real, US phone number.
Enter your new Multifactor number instead of your cell number on all the websites you use 2FA on.
While logging in to other websites, 2FA codes are delivered encrypted to your Multifactor dashboard.
Multifactor's virtual phones receive SMS messages just like a real cell phone, so you can use Multifactor with all of the websites that you already use 2FA on.
Multifactor was built to address a real security flaw present in SMS-based 2FA - from the moment we started working on it, security has been our #1 priority. That's why we use 256-bit EV-SSL/TLS encryption on all requests, follow CSA and OWASP best practices, and are PCI compliant. Visit our security page for more details about Multifactor's commitment to security.
No complicated plans or pricing.
Unlimited usage. One fixed price.