Protegy · How to enable 2FA on
How to enable 2FA on GitLab
Download Protegy, connect the service in the Authenticator tab, verify a fresh code, and save the recovery options before you sign out.
Service details
- Official domain
- gitlab.com ↗
- Category
- Developer
- Supported verification methods
- Authenticator code (TOTP) · Security key / U2F
Before you start
Install Protegy, sign in to the service on a trusted device, and keep the page open while you add the account.
Setup steps
- 01
Open the security settings using the path shown above.
- 02
Avatar → Edit profile → Account → Two-factor authentication → Register authenticator app
- 03
In Protegy, tap add, scan the QR code, then return to the service and enter the current six-digit code.
- 04
Save the service's recovery codes somewhere separate from the phone that holds your authenticator.
Recovery and troubleshooting
If a code is rejected, check that your device time is set automatically and try the next code. If you lose the phone, use a recovery code, a trusted session, or the service's official account-recovery flow.
Related terms
FAQ · GitLab
Before you start: GitLab
Install Protegy, sign in to the service on a trusted device, and keep the page open while you add the account.
Setup steps: GitLab
Avatar → Edit profile → Account → Two-factor authentication → Register authenticator app
Supported verification methods: GitLab
Authenticator code (TOTP) · Security key / U2F
Recovery and troubleshooting: GitLab
If a code is rejected, check that your device time is set automatically and try the next code. If you lose the phone, use a recovery code, a trusted session, or the service's official account-recovery flow.
Official documentation
https://docs.gitlab.com/user/profile/account/two_factor_authentication/ ↗Interface labels can change. The official documentation is the source of truth. Protegy is not affiliated with the service named on this page.
Service capability data sourced from 2FA Directory by 2factorauth. 2fa.directory ↗