Nexter Extension

Two-Factor Authentication for WordPress

Two-Factor Authentication for WordPress adds email-based login protection, role-based control, and branded verification emails, all without the need to install another security plugin.

Protect Logins Beyond Passwords

Control Security by User Role

No Extra Security Plugins Needed

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Why Should You Opt for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?

Extra Login Protection That Goes Beyond Passwords

Two-Factor Authentication adds a second verification step during login, helping protect WordPress accounts even if passwords are reused or exposed elsewhere.

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Flexible 2FA Setup Based on User Roles

Choose exactly which roles need extra login verification. Apply stronger protection to Administrators or Editors while keeping access simple for other users.

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Branded Verification Emails Users Can Trust

Customize the email subject and content used for login verification so it matches your site’s branding and feels familiar to your users.

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Reliable Security for Multi-User and Client Sites

Role-based 2FA works well for agencies, membership sites, and content teams by protecting sensitive access without adding friction for every user.

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How to Add Two Factor Authentication in WordPress?

Frequently Asked Questions

Does WordPress have two-factor authentication by default?

No. WordPress does not include built-in two-factor authentication. It requires either a plugin or a feature like the 2FA module inside Nexter Extension.

Do I need to install another plugin for 2FA?

No. Two-Factor Authentication is available as part of Nexter Extension, so you avoid adding and managing a separate security plugin just for 2FA.

Can I enable 2FA only for admins and editors?

Yes. You can apply 2FA only to selected user roles such as Administrator, Editor, or Author, instead of forcing it on every user.

How does email-based 2FA work in WordPress?

After entering the correct password, WordPress sends a verification code to the user’s email. Login is completed only after confirming that code.

Will 2FA slow down the login process?

For users without 2FA enabled, nothing changes. For protected roles, the extra email step adds minimal time but significantly improves security.

Is this suitable for agencies managing multiple WordPress sites?

Yes. Having 2FA built into a single plugin helps agencies standardize login security across sites while reducing plugin count and ongoing maintenance.

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