What OTP authentication methods does provide?

What OTP authentication methods does provide?

xbitu supports additional security procedures when logging in to help keep your account safe.
The configurable security options are:

Google Authenticator: An app-based two-factor authentication (2FA) method that generates a six-digit, one-time code. Email authentication:
Log in using the authentication link or code sent to your registered email address.
These additional security measures are important to prevent unauthorized access to your account and enhance security.
Use the service safely by activating the desired security options in your account settings.


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