Passkeys

Passkeys are supported on most modern devices and browsers, including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and browsers such as Chrome, Safari, and Edge. Support may vary depending on your device and operating system version.

Yes. You can register multiple devices as passkeys for your account, allowing you to log in securely from different devices.

If you are using a new device, you can log in with your backup method (e.g., password and 2FA) and then set up a new passkey on that device.

Passkeys can serve as a strong alternative to passwords and may reduce the need for 2FA in some cases. However, on certain high-security actions (e.g., withdrawals), additional 2FA may still be required.

Passkeys are stored securely on your device and may be synced via trusted services such as iCloud Keychain (Apple) or Google Password Manager. They are never stored on the exchange’s servers.

If your device is lost, you can still log in using your backup login method (password + 2FA) and remove the lost device’s passkey from your account settings. For maximum security, update your account credentials immediately.

Passkeys cannot be phished or copied like traditional passwords. Even if a someone has your account email, they cannot access your account without your registered device and biometric/PIN verification.

Yes. You can disable Passkey at any time in your account security settings and revert to using your password + 2FA login method.

By default, Passkeys are used for login authentication. For withdrawals and other sensitive actions, additional verification (such as 2FA) may still be required for enhanced security.