After you turn on 2-factor authentication (2FA) for a login stored in Dashlane, the login shows a 6-digit 2FA token wherever you use Dashlane. Each token is valid for about 30 seconds.
When you log in to a website or app with 2FA turned on, you’ll be asked for a 2FA token. Copy the current token from Dashlane and paste it into the 2FA field.
Turn on 2FA for a login stored in Dashlane
Turn off 2FA for a login stored in Dashlane
2FA in Dashlane
Use a 2FA token in your web browser
- In your web browser, open the login. The 6-digit 2FA token appears with a countdown icon that shows when a new token will appear.
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Select the Copy icon, shown as two pieces of paper, to copy the token.
Note: If you get an error message when you use a 2FA token, wait for the next token and copy that one. Sometimes a token doesn't appear long enough for you to copy and paste it.
- Paste the token in the website or app.
Use a 2FA token in the Android app
- In the Dashlane Android app, open the login and copy the token from the 2-factor authentication (2FA) section.
- Paste the token in the website or app.
Use a 2FA token in the iPhone app
- In the Dashlane iPhone app, open the login and copy the token from the 2-factor authentication (2FA) section.
- Paste the token in the website or app.
Use a 2FA token in the macOS app
- In the Dashlane macOS app, open the login and copy the token from the 2-factor authentication (2FA) section.
- Paste the token in the website or app.
Note: Dashlane can't autofill 2FA tokens in the macOS app. Copy and paste your token from the extension pop-up or the mobile app.