OTP Verification: How It Works and Why It's Important
OTP (One-Time Password) verification is a security measure used to confirm the identity of users during authentication or transaction processes. It involves generating a unique password that is valid for a single use or a short period of time.
User Initiation: When a user attempts to log in, register, or perform
a transaction, they are prompted to provide their phone number or email
address.
OTP Generation: An OTP is then generated and sent to the user's
registered phone number or email address.
OTP Delivery: The OTP can be delivered through SMS, email, or other
communication channels. SMS is the most common method due to its
ubiquity and ease of use.
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