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2FA backup codes
Stop screenshotting your backup codes. Start encrypting them.
Keep one-time recovery codes in one encrypted record, ready for the moment your authenticator app is unavailable - not buried in a screenshots folder.
Not plan-limited - unlimited on Free and Plus.
Keep recovery codes ready for the moment your authenticator app or phone is unavailable.
Move backup codes into your vault instead of a screenshot that has to be re-copied every time you upgrade.
Store a shared account's backup codes somewhere more durable than one person's camera roll.
Beyond the usual login
Backup codes are meant for an emergency - so where are yours right now?
Two-factor backup codes get screenshotted, printed, or left in a downloads folder, because most vaults are built around a login, not a one-time list of codes.
A record built around exactly what a backup code list needs.
Velora Vault's 2FA Backup Code record holds the service name and the full list of codes together, encrypted the same way as every other item in your vault.
Built for the real task
Built around how backup codes are actually used
One record per service, with the codes masked until the moment you actually need them.
Service name included
Label each code list by the service it belongs to, so you can find the right one under pressure.
The full code list, together
Keep every one-time code in a single record instead of a scattered screenshot.
Masked by default
Codes stay hidden until you choose to reveal them - never shown in a list view.
Find it by name
Search your backup codes the same way you already search passwords and notes.
Room for notes
Add context - which account, which device they were generated for - beside the codes themselves.
Encrypted like everything else
AES-256-GCM in your browser, before the codes ever reach storage.
Add it once
Save backup codes in the shape they actually are.
2FA Backup Codes live in the same encrypted vault as your passwords, with their own place and their own fields.
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Open 2FA Backup Codes
Choose 2FA Backup Codes from the vault sidebar - a dedicated space, not a screenshot.
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Name the service
Label the record so you always know which account these codes unlock.
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Paste the codes
Add the full list of one-time codes exactly as the service generated them.
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Encrypt and save
Velora Vault encrypts the record in your browser before it reaches storage.
Same encryption, no exceptions
A new record type, not a new security model.
2FA backup codes are encrypted with the same AES-256-GCM process as every other vault record, and included automatically if you ever rotate your master key.
Read the security architecture- Encrypted in the browser before storage
- Included automatically when you rotate your master key
- Not limited by plan - unlimited on Free and Plus
Common questions
Before you begin.
Does this count toward my plan's record limits?
No. 2FA backup codes are unlimited on both Free and Plus.
What happens to my backup codes if I change my master key?
They're re-encrypted automatically, in the same rotation that covers your passwords, notes, documents, and wallet records.
Can Magic Import extract backup codes from pasted text?
Not yet. Magic Import currently proposes passwords, notes, cards, and bank records; 2FA backup codes are added manually for now.
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Give every backup code a proper home, not a screenshot.
Create your vault and add your first set of 2FA backup codes in under a minute.