Now, you can enable Amazon two step verification recovery to enhance your account’s security. Undoubtedly, Amazon is world’s largest online shopping website. it's available most of the countries. a variety of quality products and top notch customer service create it the e-commerce giant. For the holiday shopping season, Amazon has given customer a choice to enable two-step authentication on their accounts. it's not only available for Amazon.com, but you can also use it on any domain.
The security add-on is optional, but in general, it's a good idea to turn it on. Because, you store your personal details like Addresses, telephone number , Bank and credit card details on it. Nowadays, most of the websites including Google, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. are giving 2-step verification to secure your account. However, if they're providing a facility for us, we should use it.


Do I always need to enter my 2-Step Verification code when I log in to my account?

After you have successfully accessed your account through the Two-Step Verification process, you can simplify future logins on system and devices that you routinely use.

The next time you enter your code on your computer or device, tell us not to ask for a code on that device in the future by clicking the checkbox next to Do not ask for codes on this device.

Setting your browser to block the use of cookies
Clearing your cache or deleting cookies (check your web browser settings)
Updates to your PC, device or apps on your device, including your web browsers
Accessing Seller Central from an internet browser different from the one you used to add your trusted device
Using a browser toolbar that affects browser settings
Using anonymous browser mode or programs that obscure identity, including the use of proxy & VPN servers
If you’ve used the seller mobile app, logging out of it might reset the trusted device status on your phone device
Accessing Seller Central from different locations or networks (LAN, WAN, WLAN), or changes to your IP address. Having multiple users who use the same login credentials may increase these occurrences, so create sure that each person accessing your account has their own login credentials. See Set user permissions for more information


How does Two-Step Verification work if multiple customer access my seller account?

Can create a security risk. If someone leaves your company/organization & has your login credentials, they would have access to your Selling account and the associated purchasing account, including any credit card or personal information available there.
Requires all users to have equal access to all devices. If the person who set up Two-Step Verification on the login used to access your Seller account is not in the office or reachable, everyone who accesses the account would need to have access to both the first and backup methods for receiving your code; otherwise, all work on the account would wish to stop until that person returns.