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PHP Script for One-Time Password (OTP) and Verification via SMS and Email

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Introduction

The One-Time Password or PIN (OTP), is a dynamic password generated for users to use in logging once to a computer system, network or other digital devices.

The OTP is an additional security layer to the traditional Username and Passwords. The OTP is usually a dynamic one time generated password sent via SMS, email address or a hardware token to avoid unauthorized access to a user account.

Hackers through phishing sometimes gain access to user passwords and usernames making it easy for them to access user accounts and cause damages to the users. With an OTP, even if an hacker has your login details handy, it will be extremely difficult to have access to the OTP sent to users registered phone or email account. This makes the One-time password an effective means of curbing fraud and eliminating unauthorized access to user accounts and resources.

Overview of the Script

The script sends a one-time password to the registered user trying to access the system. Once the OTP matches what was sent to the registered phone or email address, the user is authenticated and granted access to the system.

Features of the Script

  1. 24/7 Support from our vast community of developers.
  2. Easy to set-up and super user friendly.
  3. Send Emails in Real-Time.

Use Scenario

  1. Small and Emerging businesses that need additional security measures and protection for their users when accessing their accounts on the web.
  2. Software developers who want to integrate OTP features to their applications.
  3. Corporate bodies looking for OTP solutions.
  4. Computer Science/Engineering students and Researchers who wish to integrate one-time passwords into their project work and design.

PHP 5.6 and Above

V.1 (2022)

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