How to create and use a passkey in Samsung Pass
A passkey is a secure way to sign in to supported apps and websites without entering your user ID or password. It is stored only on your Galaxy device in encrypted storage, keeping it protected and private. With Samsung Pass, you can create and manage Passkeys for quick and secure access across supported services.
Note:
- Passkey sign-in is available only on supported apps and websites. Menu names may vary by app, website, or operating system.
- The Passkey feature is supported on One UI 6 or later.
How to create a passkey by using Samsung Pass
You can save your account information during sign-in with Samsung Pass to register a Passkey without entering your password. The Passkey is stored only on your Galaxy device in encrypted storage for secure access.
Note:
- The steps to create a Passkey may vary depending on the app or website.
- This feature may not be supported on some apps or websites.
How to sign in by using Samsung Pass
You can conveniently sign in with Samsung Pass without typing your credentials. By selecting the saved account and verifying with your biometrics, you can access the service quickly and securely.
Note: Samsung Passkey only works with Samsung Internet and other supported apps.
Tips for using Samsung Pass on another device
You can use your saved Passkey on another device such as a computer or tablet by scanning a QR code with your Galaxy phone. Once verified, you will be signed in quickly and securely without entering your credentials.
- On your computer or tablet, select Sign in with Passkey and choose the option to select another device.
- Use your Galaxy phone with the saved passkey and scan the QR code.
- Tap Sign in with Passkey. Once verified, you will be signed in on the other device.
Note:
- Menu names or steps to use Passkey may vary slightly, depending on the app, website, or operating system.
- Actual UX and UI may vary.
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