Who should keep your OnlyFans login and 2FA?
You should. The account is opened in your name with your ID, and whoever controls the email and 2FA controls the account. Agencies that publish this criterion say in writing that the password, email and 2FA stay with the creator.
Why it matters
If someone else holds the email and two-factor authentication, they can lock you out, change the payout account or keep posting after you leave. Taking back control is the first step in leaving an agency.
What to ask an agency
- Will you ever ask for my password? Why?
- Whose email and phone are on the account?
- How is team access shared, logged and removed?
- What happens to access on my last day?
What we score
“Published” on this criterion needs a written statement that the password, email and 2FA stay with the creator. On this site, 8 of 27 agencies have it.
Our agency, LuxOnly, doesn't state this yet, so it scores “not found” here. It's one of the reasons its score is 8.1 and not higher.
Questions
Can an agency manage my account without my password?
Some say they do. Ask how they access it and how that access ends.
What is 2FA?
Two-factor authentication: a second code, usually from your phone, needed to log in.
This site is operated by Starvi Digital LLC, owner of LuxOnly, which appears in this comparison.
OnlyFans Agency USA. “Who should keep your OnlyFans login and 2FA?”. https://onlyfansagencyusa.com/guides/who-should-keep-your-login/, updated Nov 12, 2026. CC BY 4.0.