Learn about Amazon One-Time Password Delivery, how to get your OTP, avoid scams, and why you can’t turn off the Amazon one-time password delivery feature for certain orders.
Amazon One-Time Password (OTP) Delivery is a security feature designed to verify deliveries for high-value items. The OTP is a 6-digit code sent via email or SMS when a package is out for delivery. Customers must provide this code to the delivery driver to receive the package. If you don’t receive the code, check your spam folder or contact Amazon.
How to Get OTP for Amazon Delivery?
To get your Amazon one-time password for delivery, Amazon sends the OTP automatically when your package is out for delivery. It’s delivered to the email or phone number you used for the order. You need to provide this code to the delivery person to confirm the receipt of your package. Make sure your contact information on your Amazon account is up-to-date.
Alert: Newest OTP Scams!
Unfortunately, OTP scams have become common. Scammers may try to trick you into sharing your OTP, which they can use to intercept your package. Be cautious and never share your OTP unless you are receiving a package. Always communicate directly with Amazon if you suspect any suspicious activity.
How to Turn Off OTP for Amazon Delivery?
If you want to disable two-step verification, follow these steps:
- Log in to your Amazon account and click on the “Login & Security” tab
- Select the Edit button next to the Two-Step Verification (2SV) button
- Click on the “Disable Two-Step Verification Code’”
- Amazon will send a password on your mobile number for verification
- Enter the code that was sent to your phone number
- Click Verify to unsubscribe
