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Stephen Gornick
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For a business account at a Bitcoin exchange, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor using Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

For a business account, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor using Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

For a business account at a Bitcoin exchange, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor using Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

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For a business account, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor usignusing Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

For a business account, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor usign Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

For a business account, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor using Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.

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Stephen Gornick
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How can multifactor authentication be used when there needs to be two people with access?

For a business account, either of two people need to be able to send bitcoins or withdraw. This account will be configured with two-factor authentication.

How can two of the business' staff, located in different offices, each have access to the account?

The exchange specifically will be with BitFloor usign Google Authenticator OTP, but the same question would apply for using Mt. Gox, with Yubikey, for instance.