How does OTP Verification work?           

1. Respondent clicks your form's public URL
   
2. OTP Verification page opens
   
3. Respondent enters an email address/mobile number to receive their OTP
   
   
4. Respondent receives an email/SMS with the OTP
   
5. Respondent enters the OTP on the verification page
   
   
   
   
6. Once the OTP is verified, your form opens for the respondent to access
   

Advantages of OTP Verification

• It is almost impossible to guess OTPs, as they are randomly generated
  
• Users do not have to remember any passwords  
  
• OTPs have a time restriction before they expire, which makes them temporary, unlike traditional passwords, reducing the likelihood of misuse
  

 SMS OTP Verification 

• OTP codes are sent instantly and have higher delivery rates
  
• Users are more likely to access and read OTP codes sent via SMS
  

We support the following SMS Gateways for sending OTPs:

Check out how you can set up the SMS Gateway of your choice.

Refer to this help documentation for detailed instructions on setting up SMS OTP Verification.

 Email OTP Verification 

• Does not require the user to have their mobile device handy
  
• Does not require a reliable cell phone signal

Refer to this help documentation for detailed instructions on setting up email OTP Verification.