#Passkeys

A passkey is a phishing-resistant credential stored on a device or security key. It can replace a one-time code for the second factor when the administrator has enabled Passkey authentication for the platform and your account.

#Prerequisites

• The administrator has enabled Passkey in the authentication settings.
• Your account is allowed to use Passkey as an MFA method.
• You have a device or security key that supports WebAuthn.

#Register a passkey

1. Open Profile > Authentication and select Set up for MFA.
2. Find the Passkey row and select Enable.
3. Complete the browser or operating-system prompt to create the passkey.
4. Confirm the registration; the MFA state becomes enabled.

The exact prompt depends on the device: it may be a platform biometric, a PIN, or a security key touch.

#Sign in with a passkey

At the MFA step, choose Passkey and complete the device prompt. No six-digit code is required.

#Notes

• A passkey is bound to the device or key that created it. Register another passkey before losing access to the original device.
• Removing a passkey requires completing MFA again.
• If Passkey is not listed, ask an administrator to enable it in the authentication settings and in your allowed MFA types.