Verify vs. Authy
The Verify API is a consolidated version of earlier versions of our phone verification and 2FA APIs.
We strongly encourage you to use the Verify API for all new development.
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Product |
Description |
Channels |
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Verify API |
Phone, email, and device-based verification, multi channel support for two-factor authentication (2FA), passwordless login. |
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Authy API |
Older version of the Verify API. Please use Verify for new use cases except those requiring Authy App push. |
Authy App push |
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Twilio Authy App |
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Get started with Verify
- Verify API reference
- Serverless phone verification
- Verify Quickstarts (C#, Python, Node.js, Ruby, Java, PHP)
- [Code exchange] One-time passcode verification
- [Code exchange] Verify TOTP
FAQ
Is the Authy API going away?
We plan to continue supporting the Authy API, but new development and features will be on the Verify API.
Will Authy App Push be supported by Verify?
Yes, we plan to integrate the Verify Push API with the Authy Apps.
Will other channels be supported by Verify?
WhatsApp is in Pilot. Please reach out if you have other specific channel requests.
How does this affect the Twilio Authy app?
The Authy App is not going away. We are committed to growing, developing, and supporting the Twilio Authy app as a consumer application and as a complement to our work on the Verify API.
More questions?
Get in touch to discuss your application needs and how to use Twilio for account security.
Need some help?
We all do sometimes; code is hard. Get help now from our support team, or lean on the wisdom of the crowd by visiting Twilio's Stack Overflow Collective or browsing the Twilio tag on Stack Overflow.