A revised version of our popular multi-profile USB-programmable TOTP hardware token that can now hold up to 100 TOTP accounts. The profiles can be provisioned/configured via USB using our Molto-2 USB Config tool. Molto-2-v2 also has additional features such as OTP shown as a QR image and HID/Keyboard emulation feature.

▣ RFC 6238 compliant

▣ supports up to 100 accounts/profiles

▣ USB-programmable with a Windows app

▣ USB keyboard emulation (USB cable included)

▣ Two display modes: with one TOTP profile per screen and with five TOTP profiles per screen

▣ RTC battery life: 8 years

▣ LCD screen battery: 3-4 months (rechargeable)

▣ Designed, engineered and assembled in Switzerland

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Specifications

Dimensions	74x53x12.9 mm
TOTP Profiles	up to 100
Programmable	via USB, Windows app
Time sync	Yes
Time step	30 or 60 seconds
Hash algorithm	SHA1 or SHA256
Configuration protection	Password protected - password can be changed
OTP Length	4, 6, 8 or 10 digits
OTP Entry	Manual, HID-emulation1 or by scanning QR code2 (in Mode1 only)

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¹ HID Emulation  

If Mode1 display mode is active, the device can send the OTP over USB thanks to HID emulation function built-in. This will allow minimizing the user actions needed to authenticate with any 2FA-enabled system. The video below shows the process of logging in to a Gmail account using this feature (the user selects Google profile on the device and presses a button instead of typing in the 6 digits. Molto-2 will also submit the form as it sends the Enter key together with OTP)

² OTP as QR 

If Mode1 display mode is active, the devices showing the OTP as a QR code have the most potential of greatly improving user experience, especially with custom apps, if QR scanning in implemented.

Buttons and screen elements

Molto-2 physical buttons and visual display elements are described in the figure below:

Display modes

Molto-2 v2 supports two display modes: one TOTP profile per screen (Mode1) or 5 TOTP profiles per screen (Mode2). 

You can switch between modes by long pressing the M button on the device (see video demonstration below)