The Uphold Wallet and Uphold App provide users with secure ways to store, send, and receive digital assets. To enhance security, Uphold uses Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). While 2FA adds a critical layer of protection, users sometimes encounter problems that prevent them from logging in or verifying their accounts.
Sometimes, users lose access to their 2FA device or authentication app, making it impossible to log in. This can happen if you switch devices, uninstall your authentication app, or lose your backup codes.
The app itself might not function properly, showing errors or crashing during login. This can hinder 2FA verification, leaving users locked out.
Errors like Can't verify Uphold Wallet or Uphold error decline often occur due to outdated app versions, network issues, or incorrect authentication codes.
Before starting the reset, ensure you have your registered email, ID, and any backup codes available. This will make the process faster and smoother.
Go to the Uphold Support page and submit a request specifying that you need a 2FA reset. Include your email and detailed description of the problem.
Uphold will require verification to ensure the account belongs to you. This may include submitting a government-issued ID, selfies, or other identification methods.
Once verified, Uphold support will guide you through disabling the old 2FA and setting up a new one. Install a trusted authentication app (like Google Authenticator or Authy) and scan the QR code provided by Uphold.
After resetting, log in using your new 2FA to ensure everything works correctly. Save backup codes in a safe place.
The process usually takes 24-72 hours depending on verification requirements.
Try updating the app, clearing the cache, or reinstalling it. Ensure your internet connection is stable.
Yes, but you will need to go through identity verification with Uphold Support to regain access.
Verification errors can occur due to outdated apps, incorrect codes, or network issues. Follow troubleshooting steps to resolve them.
Ensure all account information is accurate, transactions comply with limits, and your app is updated.
Absolutely. 2FA adds a critical layer of protection against unauthorized access, making it essential for safeguarding your funds.