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How to Reset Google Authenticator

Hub linking to the 4 Google Authenticator reset scenarios: signed in with working 2FA, signed in but 2FA lost, signed out with 2FA lost, and signed out with both password and 2FA lost. Use to route to the right reset flow.

We've given you four scenarios for resetting your Google Authenticator below. Choose the one that fits your situation to reset your Google Authenticator.
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FAQ

Q: If I unbind my email address and/or phone number, do I need to unbind or rebind Google Authenticator as well?

A: No. Unbinding your email address and/or phone number are independent issues from Google Authenticator. Unbinding either of them will not require you to unbind or rebind your Google Authenticator.

Q: Why can I unbind my phone or email in a few steps, but resetting Google Authenticator needs a review?

A: The difference depends on whether you can still verify, not on the method. If Google Authenticator still generates valid codes, you can unbind it yourself: Avatar > Security > Unbind, enter the code and submit; withdrawals pause for 24 hours. Unbinding your phone or email also requires access to both and 2FA. If Google Authenticator is lost or its codes keep failing, you must submit a questionnaire; we review it within 72 hours and, for risk-control reasons, withdrawals are blocked for 72 hours. A lost phone or email likewise goes through verification questions and manual review.

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