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-You can allow users to authenticate using their phone. This passwordless method lets users to receive a verification code via SMS. SMS can also be included as a secondary factor if you have [multi-factor authentication](/authenticate/multi-factor-auth/about-multi-factor-authentication/) set up. 
+You can allow users to use their phone number as a primary and secondary method for authentication. This is a passwordless method, where the user is sent a verification code via SMS. SMS can also be included as a secondary factor if you have [multi-factor authentication](/authenticate/multi-factor-auth/about-multi-factor-authentication/) set up. 
 
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 This feature requires paid third-party services to use. Rates and limitations apply.
 
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+## (Existing phone auth Twilio users only) Switch on SMS for MFA
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+1. In Kinde, go to **Settings > Environment > SMS**.
+2. Scroll to the bottom and switch on the **Use this service for SMS MFA** option.
+3. Select **Save**.
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 ## Benefits of using a third-party SMS service instead of Kinde
 
 - Gives you full control over the SMS delivery nuances, such as SenderID, country registrations, and detailed delivery metrics. 
 - You can register dedicated short codes or sender IDs in countries that have strict SMS sending regulations like Ireland, NZ and Canada, which will greatly improve deliverability.
 - Access to delivery logs and other service quality details for troubleshooting.
 
-## (Existing Twilio users only) Switch on SMS MFA
-
-1. In Kinde, go to **Settings > Environment > SMS**.
-2. Scroll to the bottom and switch on the **Use this service for SMS MFA** option.
-3. Select **Save**.
-
 ## SMS provider requirements (Twilio)
 
 SMS authentication requires the services of a messaging provider, in this case, [Twilio](https://www.twilio.com/en-us).