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Add a passkey to an account

This article describes how to add a passkey to an account using the Cerby browser extension.

Who can use this feature?

  • Account Owners

  • Supported using the Cerby browser extension and mobile app. For the mobile app instructions, read the article Create a passkey for an account.

As an account Owner, you can add a passkey to an account directly from the Cerby browser extension. When you register a passkey on an app, the extension identifies the passkey creation flow and prompts you to save the passkey to the matching Cerby account, so the passkey is available the next time you log in with Cerby.

Requirements

Passkeys are supported only for a subset of apps, listed in Passkeys.directory. A listed app's passkey support can still vary by platform. Amazon and X (Twitter), for example, support passkeys on both web and mobile, but TikTok currently supports passkeys only on its mobile app, not yet on its website. As a result, TikTok passkeys aren't yet available through the Cerby browser extension, only through the Cerby mobile app. If you have any issues with a supported app, contact the Cerby Support team at support@cerby.com.

Add a passkey to an account

To add a passkey to an account, you must complete the following steps:

  1. Log in to your workspace in the Cerby browser extension. For instructions, read the article Log in to the Cerby browser extension.

  2. Navigate to the account security or login settings of your app.

  3. Start the passkey registration flow. The browser's passkey creation prompt is displayed.

  4. Select the option to save the passkey with Cerby. The Add passkey to your account dialog box is displayed.

  5. Select the account you want to add the passkey to.

    When Cerby finds a single account that matches the app, the account is selected automatically and you can skip directly to the next step.

  6. Click Add passkey. Your device's biometric or security-key verification is activated.

  7. Complete the verification as directed by your browser. Cerby displays a Passkey added to your account message, and the passkey is saved to the account.

When you open the account list in the Cerby browser extension, a Passkey chip is displayed on any account row that has a saved passkey.

Now you are done.

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