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Require multi-factor authentication (MFA) on mobile
Sam Wolfand · 2026-02-23 · via Clerk Changelog

You can now require multi-factor authentication (MFA) across your iOS and Android authentication flows with a single toggle.

This applies to both new users during sign-up and existing users when they sign in, ensuring MFA is completed before access is granted.

What's new

Requiring multi-factor authentication (MFA) now works end-to-end in prebuilt authentication flows for iOS and Android.

If a session is created in a pending state with a setup-mfa task, the SDK automatically routes users to the dedicated MFA setup flow instead of completing sign-in. Users can set up one of your enabled MFA methods, including Authenticator app (TOTP) and SMS verification code.

Getting started

To require MFA in your mobile application:

  1. Navigate to Multi-factor in the Clerk Dashboard.
  2. Enable one or more MFA strategies (Authenticator app or SMS verification code).
  3. Turn on Require multi-factor authentication.

Once enabled, new users are prompted to set up MFA during sign-up, and existing users without MFA are prompted the next time they sign in.

To learn more, visit the setup MFA guide.