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</td><td valign="middle"><h1>TAN Support</h1><br />
KeePass supports Transaction Authentication Numbers (TANs).
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<li><a href="#wizard">Using the <i>TAN Wizard</i> to add TANs</a></li>
<li><a href="#usage">Using TANs</a></li>
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<p>KeePass supports TANs, i.e. passwords that can be used only
once.
These special passwords are used by some banks: you need to confirm
transactions using such TANs. This provides additional security, as
a spy cannot perform transactions, even if he knows the password of
your banking account.</p>
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<img src="../images/b16x16_vcard.png" class="singleimg" alt="Text" /> Using the <i>TAN
Wizard</i> to add TANs</h2>
<p>You can use the KeePass <b>TAN Wizard</b> to add several TANs at once to your
database. Just open the TAN wizard dialog (menu <i>Tools</i> - <i>TAN Wizard</i>) and enter
all your TANs. The formatting doesn't really
matter, KeePass just uses all alphanumerical strings, i.e. characters like line breaks,
tabs, spaces, dots, etc. are interpreted as separators.</p>
<p>The wizard will then generate several TAN entries from the data you entered into the dialog. Each
TAN is a standard KeePass entry. The title of a TAN entry always is set to "<code><TAN></code>".
This tells KeePass that the entry is a TAN entry. You cannot change the title, user
name and URL of a TAN. But you can freely add notes to a TAN entry, if you wish.</p>
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<p>When you use the TAN (e.g. execute the "Copy Password" command on
it), its expiration date will be set
to the current time, which expires the entry. It will get a red <font color="#ff0000"><b>X</b></font>
as icon. If you later
want to know when you used a specific
TAN, you can just have a look at its expiration date.</p>
<p>When copying a TAN to the clipboard, the database is marked as modified. You must save
the file in order to remember the usage of a TAN.</p>
<p>If you accidently used a TAN without needing it, you can reset it (i.e. remove the red
<font color="#ff0000"><b>X</b></font> and show it as valid TAN again). To do this, open the
TAN entry (right-click it and choose <i>'Edit/View Entry...'</i>). Here, uncheck the
<i>'Expires'</i> checkbox. Click [OK] to close the dialog.</p>
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