You can download miniOrange 2-Factor Authentication(2FA) plugin using the following link:

miniOrange's Google Authenticator

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miniOrange's Google Authenticator – WordPress Two Factor Authentication(2FA , MFA, OTP SMS and Email) | Passwordless login

 Tested with 5.9.1

Get this plugin

Follow the steps given below to set up Two Factor Authentication(2FA) on Login with Ajax form.

1. Installation for 2-Factor Authentication(2FA) plugin.

Follow the steps below to download 2-Factor Authentication(2FA) plugin on WordPress.

• Open the WordPress dashboard, go to plugins and click on Add New.




• Search for the Google Authenticator plugin in the search bar and install the plugin by clicking on Install Now.




• Now, Click on Activate.




• Go to the WordPress dashboard and Click on the miniOrange 2-Factor plugin from the left side menu.





2. User Select the Specific Role for Authentication.

• Now, Click on the Settings tab.




• You can scroll down and navigate to select user roles to enable 2-Factor.
• Select any User Role and click on the Save Settings button.




3. 2-Factor Authentication(2FA) Configuration with Login with Ajax login form.

• Now, go to your Login with Ajax login page.
• Enter your WordPress login credentials and click on the Login button.



• miniOrange provides multiple 2-factor authentication(2FA) methods for WordPress as shown in the image below.



• You can select any 2fa method of your choice. We will be configuring Google Authenticator for the Login with Ajax login form.
• Select Google Authenticator from the list of two factor(2FA) methods.



• Now install Google Authenticator app on your phone and scan the QR code from the current page.



• Once this is done, the Google Authenticator Application will provide you with the security/Soft token or the six digits to verify your identity. Enter this security token in the field below and click on Verify and Save.




4. 2-Factor Authentication(2FA) Invoke with Login with Ajax login page.

• Now open the incognito window in your browser and type your website’s URL.
• On trying to login into the WordPress account, the Login with Ajax page will be prompted. Enter your account credentials and click on the Login button.




• After entering the credentials, the Google Authenticator method will be prompted as a second factor for Login with Ajax form. Now enter the security token/six digits from the Google Authenticator app and click on Validate.




• You will now be logged in to the WordPress dashboard.
• We have Successfully configured the 2FA/MFA (Google authenticator) with Login with Ajax form.

Additional Resources

• What is 2FA login?
• Enforce Two Factor for users
• Backup Login Methods
• Passwordless Login
• Custom Redirect Login URL
• Remember Device
• Role-Based 2FA
• Enable/reconfigure 2fa shortcode

If you are looking for anything which you cannot find, please drop us an email on 2fasupport@xecurify.com