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What is a passkey?

A passkey is a new way to sign in that works completely without passwords. By using the security capabilities of your devices like Touch ID and Face ID, passkeys are way more secure and are easier to use than both passwords and all current 2-factor authentication (2FA) methods.

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Why do you need passkeys for you login?

The question of how passkeys compare to passwords is answered in detail in the Google Security Blog. And the results are clear: passkeys are clearly superior to passwords.

400%

Better conversion

Than passwords

200%

Faster logins

Than passwords
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Who's behind passkeys?

Passkeys are a joint initiative of Apple, Google, and Microsoft to make authentication better. It’s the consumerization of enterprise security standards FIDO and WebAuthn. Passkeys make proven web API WebAuthn usable in consumer scenarios like e-commerce, banking, and social media as well as prosumer cases like SaaS.

Why is a passkey
so secure?

Instead of passwords, which can easily fall into the wrong hands, passkeys are stored exclusively on your devices and are never shared with anyone else. When you log in, the passkey on your device creates a unique signature that confirms to the website that you are in possession of the passkey. Neither the passkey nor your biometrics are shared with the website or app operators (as it happens with the password).

Why is a passkey
so easy to use?

Easily create and use your passkeys using your device's security method, such as Touch ID, Face ID, or Windows Hello. To allow you to use your passkeys anywhere, they are encrypted and synced to your devices as long as they come from the same provider (e.g. Apple). If you want to log in to a device where your passkeys are not yet available, you can use a passkey on your phone by scanning a passkey QR code.

How to use a passkey?

Create an account with a passkey

1. Enter your email address* and hit Continue.
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2. Follow the prompts to create an account and a passkey.
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* You can use a fake email address, but then you won't be able to access the account without the passkey. If you want to create multiple accounts, you can just add +n to your email address, e.g., max+2@hanko.io

Sign in with a passkey

To sign in with your passkey, just tap or click the email input field. Available passkeys will be shown in the passkey autofill UI.

Note: Your browser may not support passkey autofill yet, in that case use the button Sign in with a passkey that is shown below the email input.
Sign in with a passkey from your phone
If you want to sign in to your account on a device where no passkey is (yet) available, you can use a passkey from your phone. Just select Passkeys from a Nearby Device, and you can scan the QR Code with your phone.

Note: Both devices need Bluetooth enabled for the phone sign in to work.

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Where can passkeys be used?

See what's already supported on which device. For a more detailed feature overview visit passkeys.dev.
OS
Operating system
Browser/app
Status
Note
iOS
Safari
Icon, check green
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon, check green
Firefox
Icon, check green
iOS apps
Icon, check green
macOS
Safari
Icon, check green
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon check green outline
No access to iCloud Keychain
Firefox
icon check orange outline
Only physical security keys supported
Mac apps
Icon, check green
Android
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon, check green
Firefox
Icon, check green
Samsung Internet
Icon check green outline
No access to Google Password Manager
Android apps
Icon, check green
Windows
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon check green outline
Firefox
Icon check green outline
No passkey sync/backup, no passkey management; both expected as part of next major Windows update
Windows apps
Icon check green outline
Linux
Chrome, Firefox
icon check orange outline
Phone passkeys (QR code flow) and physical security keys only
OS
Operating system
Browser/app
Status
iOS
Safari
Icon, check green
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon, check green
Firefox
Icon, check green
iOS apps
Icon, check green
macOS
Safari
Icon, check green
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon check green outline
Firefox
icon check orange outline
Mac apps
Icon, check green
Android
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon, check green
Firefox
Icon, check green
Samsung Internet
Icon check green outline
Adroid apps
Icon, check green
Windows
Chrome, Brave, Edge
Icon check green outline
Firefox
Icon check green outline
Windows apps
Icon check green outline
Linux
Chrome, Firefox
icon check orange outline

Who already uses passkeys?

Provider
Status
Note
Google accounts
Icon, check green
Workspace accounts not yet supported
PayPal iOS & Android
Icon, check green
US customers only
Shop by Shopify
Icon, check green
Instacard
Icon, check green
iOS app only
KAYAK
Icon, check green
Robinhood
Icon, check green
Adobe
Icon, check green
Apple iCloud accounts
setting icon
Microsoft (+0356, XBOX)
setting icon
Amazon
setting icon
And many more...
setting icon
Provider
Status
Google accounts
Icon, check green
PayPal iOS & Android
Icon, check green
Shop by Shopify
Icon, check green
KAYAK
Icon, check green
Apple iCloud accounts
setting icon
Microsoft (+0356, XBOX)
setting icon
Amazon
setting icon
And many more
setting icon

Resources about passkeys

Passkey-related sessions in Google I/O 2023
Link iconReduce reliance on passwords in Android apps with passkey support
Link iconPasskeys: a simpler and safer sign-in
Link iconLearn how to implement passkeys with form autofill in a web app
Videos
Link iconMeet passkeys – Apple WWDC'22
Link iconPasskeys in Action – Christiaan Brand (Google) & Tim Cappalli (Microsoft) by FIDO Alliance
Link iconAndroid solutions for seamless sign-in across devices – Google I/O
Articles and guides
Link iconMaking authentication faster than ever: passkeys vs. passwords (Google)
Link iconBringing passkeys to Android & Chrome (Google)
Link iconSecurity of Passkeys in the Google Password Manager (Google)
Link iconPasskeys (Apple)
Link iconAbout the security of passkeys (Apple)
Link iconMulti-device FIDO credentials (FIDO Alliance, White paper)
Link iconConsider ditching passwords altogether (Microsoft)
Link iconMulti-device FIDO credentials (FIDO Alliance, FAQ)
Link iconMulti-device FIDO credentials (FIDO Alliance, White paper)
Link iconApple, Google and Microsoft commit to expanded support for FIDO standard to accelerate availability of passwordless sign-Ins (FIDO Alliance)
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Data privacy
The account creation and login functionality on this website is purely a demo with no other purpose than to let you try out how using a passkey feels. We'll store your email address only for the purpose of demonstrating real-life functionality of a passkey-first login. We won't send you any emails other than passcode emails for authentication purposes. We won't share your email address with any third party, ever. We don't store any other personal information about you. If you want your email address to be deleted from our servers, please let us know (passkeys-io@hanko.io).