Why Does Amazon Send Verification Codes? Understand Account Security

Learn why Amazon sends you verification codes for enhanced account security when you sign in or make changes.

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Amazon is sending you a verification code to confirm your identity and secure your account. This usually happens when you sign in from a new device or attempt to perform sensitive actions like changing your password. Entering the code ensures that only you have access to your account.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if I didn't request a verification code from Amazon? If you didn't request a code, it's important to avoid entering it and to change your password immediately to secure your account.
  2. Can I turn off verification codes on Amazon? No, verification codes are an important security feature to protect your account and cannot be turned off.
  3. How often does Amazon send verification codes? Amazon sends verification codes whenever it detects unusual activity such as signing in from a different device or location.
  4. Is it safe to enter verification codes from Amazon? Yes, entering verification codes directly on Amazon’s official site is safe and helps keep your account secure.

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