Multi-Factor Authentication:
You can optionally add another layer of security to your account by requiring a one-time passcode in addition to your password each time you sign in to USPS.com. Activating the Multi-Factor Authentication Service involves a two-step process.
1) Validating your profile email address and/or mobile phone number.
2) Activating your USPS.com account for functionality multi-factor authentication.
When multi-factor authentication is enabled on your USPS.com account, you’ll have the option to choose how you’d like to receive your one-time security code the next time you sign in to USPS.com (if both addresses are available) only email is authenticated email and mobile number).
How do I verify my email address?
- To verify your email address: Sign in to your USPS online account.
- Click the “My Profile” link in the login section of the page.
- Click the “Options” link in the left menu.
- Click the “Validation Email” box.
- Click the “Verify your e-mail” button.
- Go to your mailbox, open the email from [email protected], follow the instructions and click the “Click here to complete your email verification” link.
How do I authenticate my phone?
To verify your mobile device:
- Sign in to your USPS online account.
- Click the “My Profile” link in the login section of the page.
- Click the “Options” link in the left menu.
- Click the “Account Recovery” or “Multi-Factor Authentication” box.
- Verify or enter your mobile number and click “Verify Mobile” button.
- Enter the verification code just texted to your mobile device.
- Click the “Test” button.
How do I apply for Multi-Factor Authentication?
- To enable multi-factor authentication on your USPS.com account.
- Sign in to your USPS online account.
- Click the “My Profile” link in the login section of the page.
- Click the “Options” link in the left menu.
- Click the “Multi-Factor Authentication” box.
- Verify your verified email address and/or mobile phone number.
- Check the box to enable multi-factor authentication the next time you sign in to USPS.com.
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