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Auth0 provides a built-in
multi-factor authentication
(MFA) enrollment and authentication flow using
Universal Login
. Use the
MFA API
in the following scenarios if you want to:
Authenticate users with the Resource Owner Password Grant
.
Build an interface to let
users manage their own authentication factors
.
To use the MFA API, you must enable the MFA grant type for your application. To enable the MFA grant in the
Auth0 Dashboard
, go to
Dashboard > Applications > Advanced Settings > Grant Types
and select
MFA
. See
Enable Multi-Factor Authentication
for details.
Limitations
The MFA API is designed to work with SMS, Voice, push via the Auth0 Guardian app, email, and OTP factors. It does not currently support enrolling with Duo or WebAuthn.
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