Do I need a two-step verification on my merchant account?

Sep 28, 2023




A 2-Step Verification puts an extra barrier between your business and cybercriminals who try to steal usernames and passwords to access business data. Turning on 2-Step Verification is the single most important action you can take to protect your business and personal data.

Keylogger programs enable hackers to spy on you, as the malware captures everything you type. Once inside, the malware can explore your computer and record keystrokes to steal passwords. That access can come from ANY internet login program including your MERCHANT ACCOUNT! When they get enough information, hackers can access other accounts on your computer, including your email, social media, and online banking .

Prevent hackers from accessing your account with an additional layer of security. When you sign in, 2-Step verification helps make sure your personal information stays private, safe and secure. In addition to your password, 2-Step verification adds a quick second step to verify that it's you.


Two-Step Verification is there to help protect! 

We all know this additional step is annoying but necessary... but we at Merchant Processing Solutions want nothing more than your business to be successful without the horror of a hack, fraud and identity theft! 

Call us today for a free consultation!

Merchant Processing Solutions Inc. 954-938-2420


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