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EU Funding and Tenders Portal: 2-factor authentication with EU login

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The coming months it will become obligatory to secure your account on the Funding and Tenders Portal by adding a second authentication (apart from your password).

From 30 June 2025 onwards, the authentication method through SMS will be phased out completely so make sure to set up another verification method in time (e.g. Security Key, Trusted Platform, EU Login Mobile App). 

You can consult the following resources to choose one of the methods: web page of the recent webinar of the Commission regarding Two-factor Authenticationmanual and video tutorial in the IT Support Guide.

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