The OTP code, or One Time Password, is created by the system for security in internet transactions by sending it as an email, SMS, or sending it to the application to verify the ownership of the account. Most of them are 6-digit numbers or letters with a very short duration of just a few minutes. If you enter the wrong code or enter it later than the specified time, the login will not be successful.
In reality, we all have at least one wallet used to store money or banknotes. In the world of cashless society, e-Wallets are like one wallet
The OTP code, or One Time Password, is created by the system for security in internet transactions by sending it as an email, SMS, or sending it to the application to verify the ownership of the account. Most of them are 6-digit numbers or letters with a very short duration of just a few minutes. If you enter the wrong code or enter it later than the specified time, the login will not be successful.
In reality, we all have at least one wallet used to store money or banknotes. In the world of cashless society, e-Wallets are like one wallet
