A link, not a screenshot
Send access to the live rotating code instead of a one-time code that's stale in 30 seconds and sits in a chat log forever.
share 2fa with clients
Share 2FA codes with clients - without the group text
When you run accounts for clients - or they need occasional access to accounts you manage - someone always ends up texting codes at 9pm. 2fashare replaces that with a link: live code in their browser, expiry you set, revoke any time.
No app, no account
Clients open the link in a browser and see the current code. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, nothing to explain.
Time-boxed by default
Every share link carries an expiry, so client access ends on its own instead of lingering in an inbox indefinitely.
Every open logged
You can see when a shared code was viewed. When the engagement ends, revoke the link and access dies instantly.
Hand clients access - keep control
Client work runs on shared access: the ad account you optimize, the CMS you build in, the storefront you manage. Every login round-trips through 2FA, and the fallback is always the same - someone texts a code, the other side races the 30-second timer, and the thread becomes a permanent archive of security codes.
With 2fashare, the TOTP secret stays in your workspace and the client gets a link. It shows the live code, works in any browser with no account, expires when you say, and logs every view. When the project wraps, one click ends access - no awkward 'please forget that code' messages, nothing to rotate.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I send a 2FA code to a client securely?
Don't send the code - send access to it. Mint a time-boxed 2fashare share link and the client sees the live rotating code in their browser. No screenshots, nothing stale, and the underlying secret never leaves the platform.
Does my client need a 2fashare account?
No. A share link opens in any browser and shows the current code until it expires or you revoke it. The client never signs up or installs anything.
Can the client see anything else in my workspace?
No. A link exposes exactly what you shared - a single code, or one group if you chose to share the group. The rest of your workspace is invisible to them.
What happens when the engagement ends?
Revoke the link, or just let it expire. Access ends immediately and there's nothing to rotate, because the client only ever saw generated codes - never the secret itself.
Stop texting clients security codes.
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