MFA: Protect yourself and your future
26 August 2025
5
min read
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a security measure that needs you to provide 2 or more ways of proving your identity before you can access your account.
You need to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) to access your account now. Learn more.
How we protect your super
We have a range of cyber security measures in place to help keep your super account safe. For example, steps you can expect from us include:
- If you call us, we’ll ask you some questions so that we can verify your identity.
- We’ll contact you if we’re suspicious about account activity.
- We have measures in place to help reduce the risk of unauthorised access to confidential data and documents.
Learn more about our online security measures
We use MFA to protect your super account
MFA is a security measure that requires 2 or more ways of proving your identity before you can access your account.
It creates an extra checkpoint after your password for you to prove it's really you. It prevents unauthorised people signing in to your account.
With MFA, you’ll need to log in using both your password, and a one-time passcode (OTP) that we’ll send to your phone or email. If you're using the app, you'll only need a OTP the first time you log in.
After that, you generally don't need to enter a code every time you log in to the app. That's because our app is made for personal devices (mobile phones) which are usually used by just one person – you.
MFA lets us know it’s yours so we can ‘trust’ it for future logins. It’s like a digital fingerprint.
How else you can keep your account safe
While in Member Online, why not go to your Profile page and check that your email and mobile details are up to date. Keeping your details current is another way to protect your super.
We’re here to help
If you have questions about MFA, or any other matters concerning your super, please contact us.