When your phone is connected, it will appear to your computer as a FIDO2 certified USB Security Key. You can use it just as you would use any other secure, device-bound USB security key, but without the burden of carrying another device and messing with USB ports.

The security of the Allthenticator app is superior to most USB devices because of the phone’s built-in biometrics and other advanced hardware security features.

Moreover, all of your keys are backed up securely with people that you personally trust using our patented Rescue Team technology.

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To see why using Allthenticate passkeys is far more secure than storing them in a password manager as a “synced” passkey, check out www.yourpasskeyisweak.com where we detail how these synced passkeys are compromised through a simple phishing attack.

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Using passkeys with the Allthenticator

:ios: Enable the Allthenticator as passkey provider on iPhone

  1. Open Settings on your iPhone.
  2. Tap Password Options.
  3. Scroll down and tap Passwords (or Passkeys & Passwords, depending on iOS version).
  4. Under Autofill From, enable Allthenticator.
  5. Under Set Up Codes In, make sure Allthenticator is selected.

iOS Settings for enabling Allthenticator as a passkey provider

iOS Settings for enabling Allthenticator as a passkey provider

:android: Enable the Allthenticator as passkey provider on Android

  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap Passwords, passkeys & accounts
  3. Under Additional services, make sure Allthenticator is enabled.

Android Settings for enabling Allthenticator as a passkey provider

Android Settings for enabling Allthenticator as a passkey provider

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You can test passkeys risk free at Webauthn.io or Webauthn.me

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🔐 Add passkeys to your accounts for added security on popular websites

Adding a passkey to your accounts

  1. Goto your account settings
  2. Look for Authentication Methods, Passwords, or a Passkeys option
  3. Select Add a passkey