Amazon resets a forgotten password with a one-time password, called an OTP, sent to the email address or mobile phone number on the account. The new password works right away, and it covers all Amazon-related accounts that share the same email address.
If the code does not arrive, check the spam folder, then use the Resend OTP or Didn't receive code? option on the page. Too many failed sign-in or reset attempts in a short time can temporarily lock the account, so wait before trying again. If you no longer have access to the email address or phone number on the account, the standard reset cannot verify you, so use Amazon Customer Service through the Help pages on amazon.com to update the contact details on the account.
Keep the email address and phone number on the account current, turn on Two-Step Verification, and store the new password in a password manager.
Does the new password work on all Amazon services? Yes. The new password is for all Amazon-related accounts associated with the same email address, so it signs you in across Amazon shopping and the related services on that account.
What if I never receive the OTP? Check the spam folder, confirm the email address or phone number on the account, then use Resend OTP or Didn't receive code? to request a fresh code.
Can I recover my Amazon account without access to my email or phone? Not through the standard reset, because Amazon needs a working contact to verify ownership. Use Amazon Customer Service through the Help pages on amazon.com to update the contact details.
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