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# Transfer OTP storage in Devolutions Password Manager

Transfer your one-time password (OTP) storage from the **Authenticator** section to a Devolutions Cloud or Devolutions Server workspace in Devolutions Password Manager.

1. Open Devolutions Password Manager.
2. In the ***Authenticator*** section, tap ***Transfer***.
3. Select the workspace where you want to store your OTPs. If the workspace is not available, connect to it first.
4. Tap ***Transfer*** to confirm. Your OTPs are transferred to the selected workspace.
5. Select the workspace.
6. Open the OTPs section to view the OTPs stored in the workspace.
7. Confirm that your OTP entries are available.

#### Expected result

* OTP storage is transferred to the selected workspace.
* The ***Authenticator*** phase-out message no longer requires any action.
* Existing OTP entries, if any, are available from the OTPs section of the selected workspace.


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