iOS 17 and earlier

You can autofill 2FA tokens for specific logins with the Dashlane mobile app. When you log in to a site or app with 2FA set up, a pop-up appears saying your code is ready to paste. Select paste in the space for the code. Dashlane autofills your token.

Autofill is turned on automatically for the Android app. To turn on autofill on an iOS (Apple) device, go to Settings, select General, and turn on Copy 2FA token automatically.

iOS 18/macOS 15 and later

With a mobile Apple device running iOS 18 or on your computer running macOS 15, you can autofill OTPs requested by your system directly from your vault. An OTP, a one-time password, is an automatically generated string of characters used to prove it's really you. Dashlane also refers to OTPs as 2FA tokens. You can use an OTP/2FA token only once.

Autofill is turned on automatically in the Android app. To turn on autofill on an iOS (Apple) device, go to Settings, select General, and turn on Copy 2FA token automatically.

Dashlane makes this process easier by not only generating and storing OTPs but also automatically autofilling when needed.

When you log in to a site or app with 2FA set up, a pop-up appears with your token. You'll be able to select from a list of available tokens if needed.