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A Passkey is an alternate user authentication method for a system, network, or protected content that does not require usernames or passwords. Websites and apps can use passkeys to validate a user’s login credentials rather than relying on outdated login methods and ensuring that only people with permission can access the designated resources.

Passkeys are exclusively stored on the user’s device, eliminating the possibility of potential scammers obtaining passwords.

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