Do I need to set up 2FA on my trip1 account?
No - 2FA is optional on trip1. You can sign in and book without it, but we recommend turning it on in Account settings under Security.
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Is 2FA required on trip1?
No. trip1 doesn't require two-factor authentication (2FA) for any account action, including signing in, booking a hotel, or paying with crypto. It's an optional security setting that you control.
You don't even need an account to book. You can check out as a guest with just your email address.
Why we recommend turning on 2FA
2FA adds a second step after your password - a one-time code that only you can access. If someone learns your password, they still can't get into your account without that code.
Your trip1 account holds your booking history, guest details, and any crypto wallet addresses you've saved. 2FA keeps all of that in your hands.
How to turn on 2FA - step by step
Step 1: Open Account settings
Sign in at trip1.com and open Account settings from your profile menu.
Step 2: Go to Security
Select the Security section. This is the same place where you change your password.
Step 3: Turn on two-factor authentication
Enable 2FA and follow the on-screen steps to link your verification method. From your next sign-in, trip1 will ask for a code after your password.
If you sign in with Google
If you created your trip1 account with Google sign-in, Google handles your login. Turn on 2-Step Verification in your Google account to protect your trip1 sign-in as well.
trip1 two-factor authentication - FAQ
No. 2FA is optional on trip1, and you can sign in and book hotels without it.
Yes. You can book with or without 2FA, and you can even book as a guest without an account.
Go to Account settings, open Security, and switch two-factor authentication off. You may need to enter a current code to confirm the change.
Contact trip1 support from the email address on your account. We'll help you verify the account is yours and regain access.
No. 2FA only protects your sign-in - crypto checkout through CoinGate (trip1's payment provider) works exactly the same.