Posted on 10/11/26 02:05 pm
Turn on Ubisoft 2-step verification at account.ubisoft.com › Security. Use an authenticator app or email codes, and keep the backup codes safe.
| Method | Notes |
|---|---|
| Authenticator app | Codes come from an app such as Google or Microsoft Authenticator; works offline |
| A code is sent each time; depends on your email account security |
Ubisoft gives a list of backup codes. Each works once and lets you in if your phone or email is not available. Store them in a password manager or on paper.
Use a backup code to sign in, then turn off 2-step verification and set it up again on the new phone. Without backup codes, contact Ubisoft Support and be ready to prove ownership, for example with purchase receipts and the platforms linked to the account.
Ubisoft accounts can be linked to Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, Epic and Nintendo. 2-step verification protects the Ubisoft account itself. Protect those platform accounts with their own 2-step settings too, since they can also be used to sign in to some games.
Some authenticator apps can move all accounts at once; check that the Ubisoft code works before wiping the old phone.
Ubisoft Connect can remember a computer so you are not asked for a code each time. Do not tick this on shared or public computers, and sign out of all sessions from the Security page if you lose a device.
account.ubisoft.com › Security › 2-step verification.
Use a backup code or contact Ubisoft Support.
Often a wrong phone clock or an expired email code.
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