How to Stop Amazon from Asking for OTP: Disable Two-Step Verification

Learn how to stop Amazon from asking for OTP by adjusting your two-step verification settings in your account security preferences.

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To stop Amazon from asking for OTP (One-Time Password), navigate to your Amazon account settings and look for the 'Login & security' section. From there, you might see an option to modify two-step verification (2SV) settings. Depending on your region and account specifics, you may have the option to disable 2SV or adjust its settings. However, please be aware that some actions, such as changing your password or updating your account’s primary email, might still trigger an OTP request for security purposes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I completely disable OTP on Amazon? You can disable two-step verification in your Amazon account settings if your region and account type allow it, but some actions may still require OTP for security reasons.
  2. Why does Amazon keep asking for OTP even after disabling two-step verification? Certain changes like updating your password or primary email may still trigger OTP as an added layer of security, regardless of your two-step verification settings.
  3. Where can I find the two-step verification settings on Amazon? Log in to your Amazon account, go to 'Login & security' in account settings, and look for the option to modify or disable two-step verification.