Turn on two-factor sign-in

Add a second check to your CurrentClient account with an authenticator app, what signing in looks like afterwards, and how to turn it off

Updated November 10, 2026

Two-factor sign-in adds a second check to your account. After you enter your password, you also enter a one-time code from an authenticator app (an app on your phone or desktop that shows six-digit codes). Here's how to turn it on, what signing in looks like afterwards, and how to turn it off.

Before you start#

You'll need to be signed in to the CurrentClient web app as yourself. If you're viewing the app as someone else, the security settings show a notice that this isn't available, and you won't see the button to turn it on.
You'll need an authenticator app on your phone or desktop.

Turn it on#

In the web app, open Settings, then Security.
In the Multi-Factor Authentication card, select Enable MFA.
Read the intro, then select Setup.
Scan the QR code on screen with your authenticator app, or enter the text secret shown in the setup window into the app.
Enter the six-digit code your authenticator app shows, and confirm.

When the code checks out, you'll see "MFA is enabled on your account". If you see "Code mismatch", no worries: enter the current code from your app and try again. If you see "Enter code from app", the code box was empty.

Signing in afterwards#

Sign in with your password as usual. You'll then land on a Please verify page that asks for a one-time code from your authenticator app. Enter the current code to finish signing in.

If you see "Wrong code, try the next one", wait for your app to show a fresh code and enter that one.

When you sign in on the CurrentClient mobile app, it also asks for the code from your authenticator app after your password.

Turn it off#

In the web app, open Settings, then Security.
In the Multi-Factor Authentication card, select Disable MFA.
Confirm in the Disable Multi-Factor Authentication dialog.

After you confirm, two-factor sign-in is turned off for your account.