Amazon’s Two-Step Verification is a security feature that adds a second layer of account authentication when signing in to your favorite Amazon sites like Audible.

Note: If you sign in with a username (ex: john123), you can’t enable Two-Step Verification.

In this article:

• How do I turn on Two-Step Verification on my account?
• How do I turn off Two-Step Verification?
• How do I recover my account if I lose access to my Two-Step Verification method?
• How do I recover my account if Two-Step Verification fails?

How do I turn on Two-Step Verification on my account?

1. Go to your Amazon account.
2. Select Login & security.
3. Select Turn On beside 2-Step Verification.
4. Select Get Started.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.

How do I turn off Two-Step Verification?

1. Go to your Amazon account.
2. Select Login & security.
3. Select Edit beside 2-Step Verification.
4. Select Disable beside 2-Step Verification.
5. Enter the code sent to your phone number, or generated through the authenticator app.
6. Select Verify code.

How do I recover my account if I lose access to my Two-Step Verification method?

If you don't have access to your phone number, authenticator app, or backup credentials for Two-Step Verification, you can:

1. Sign in from a trusted device on your Amazon account to bypass the Two-Step Verification code.
2. Go to the Amazon.com.au Contact Us page to recover your Two-Step Verification information.

How do I recover my account if Two-Step Verification fails?

To regain access to your account:

1. Go to Two-Step Verification Account Recovery.
2. Follow instructions to upload your ID document.
3. Ensure your name, address, and issuing authority are visible.
4. Cover any sensitive information like account or ID numbers.

Note: Verification takes 1-2 days. We'll email you when Two-Step Verification is disabled.
You can then access your account with just your password.