Purpose: This article outlines the authenticator types approved for e-prescribing controlled substances and provides guidance on how to obtain each token.
Audience: Providers who e-prescribe controlled substances and need to select and set up an approved authenticator.
The following authenticators each generate a one-time passcode every 30 seconds. The token you select depends on the DrFirst software and integrations you use.
DEA requirement: You must e-prescribe controlled substances on a separate device from your authenticator.
Available token types
| Token type | Manufacturer | Name | Where to get | Installation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App (soft token) | Onespan/DrFirst | iPrescribe Authenticator | Within Rcopia's notification center, or Google Play / Apple App Store | Click here |
| App (soft token) | ID.me | ID.me Authenticator | iPrescribe app > Settings | Click here |
| App (soft token) | Symantec | VIP Access | Google Play or Apple App Store | Follow in-app instructions |
| Physical fob (hard token) | Symantec | N/A | Submit a request to DrFirst | None — received by mail |
| Physical fob (hard token) | Onespan | Digipass GO7 | Submit a request to DrFirst | None — received by mail |
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