2-Step Verification

Every nanz.com Google account needs 2-Step Verification. It adds a second check at sign-in, so a stolen password alone can't get into your account.

Before Monday, August 10

Set yours up now. After that date, you can't sign in until it's done.

Set up 2-Step Verification

Sign in with your nanz.com account if asked. It takes about two minutes.

How it goes

  1. Press the button above and sign in with your nanz.com account.
  2. Add a second step. Easiest is Google prompt: have the Gmail app on your phone signed in to your nanz.com account, and Google finds it automatically. A passkey with Face ID or Touch ID also works well.
  3. Press Turn on 2-Step Verification.

You won't see an option for text-message codes. That's expected, NANZ doesn't use them.

Need more detail? Google's step-by-step guide walks through every option, in your language.

If something looks wrong

“Your admin has not enabled passkeys for sign in.” Ignore this notice. It is not an error and it doesn't apply to you — it only means a passkey can't replace your password at NANZ. Your passkey still works as the second step, which is exactly what you're setting up. Keep going.

Google prompt seems to do nothing. The prompt appears on your phone, inside the Gmail app — and only if that app is signed in to your nanz.com account. Open Gmail on your phone and sign in with your nanz.com account first, then choose Google prompt again.

If you're stuck

Email help@nanz.com and it comes straight to us. If you can't sign in at all, ask a coworker to send the email for you.

This page, 2fa.nanz.com, is NANZ's official reference for 2-Step Verification. If an email or a sign-in screen asks you to set it up, it's real. NANZ will never ask for your password by email.