Glossary

One-Time Code

A simple explanation of one-time login and verification codes.

Edited by Omer Aktas

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Simple meaning

A one-time code is a temporary number or link used to prove you are the account owner.

Real-life example

A scammer may ask for the code so they can enter your account from their device.

Try this prompt

Explain why I should not share a one-time code with someone who says they are from support.

Common beginner mistake

Never read a one-time code to a caller or send it in chat.

Safety note

Use the code only inside the official app or website you opened yourself.

Related idea

This word often appears in AI tools, security settings, privacy notices, or beginner guides. Ask for a simple example whenever the meaning is unclear.