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# Delete a passkey from an account

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

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**Who can use this feature?**

* Account **Owners**
* Supported using the **Cerby browser extension**
  {% endhint %}

As an account **Owner**, you can delete a passkey from an account directly from the Cerby browser extension. For instructions on viewing who added a passkey and when, read the article [View the passkey details of an account](/cerby-browser-extension/accounts/passkeys/view-the-passkey-details-of-an-account.md).

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**CAUTION:** Deleting a passkey doesn't remove it from the app itself. If you no longer want to use the passkey to log in, also remove it from the app's account security settings.
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## Delete a passkey from an account

To delete a passkey from 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](/cerby-browser-extension/installation/log-in-to-the-cerby-browser-extension.md).
2. Click the account row for the account you want to update. The account details page is displayed.
3. Click the remove icon next to the **Passkey** field. The **Are you sure?** dialog box is displayed.
4. Click **Delete Passkey**. Cerby displays a **Passkey successfully deleted** message, and the **Passkey** field and the passkey chip on the account row are no longer displayed.

Now you are done.


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