Do you support passkeys and WebAuthn?

Q: Do you support passkeys and WebAuthn?

Passkeys (WebAuthn) are fully supported, both as a primary sign-in method and as a second factor for MFA. Passkeys are phishing-resistant because the credential is bound to your origin and never leaves the user's device. Available in the hosted sign-in pages and every frontend SDK component out of the box. Users can register multiple passkeys (phone, laptop, hardware key). No extra infrastructure required — Atlas handles the WebAuthn ceremony, challenge and credential storage. See the passkeys guide.

Topic: Sign-in & authentication
Asked by: Developers

AdminUpdated Sep 11, 2026

Passkeys (WebAuthn) are fully supported, both as a primary sign-in method and as a second factor for MFA. Passkeys are phishing-resistant because the credential is bound to your origin and never leaves the user's device.

Available in the hosted sign-in pages and every frontend SDK component out of the box.
Users can register multiple passkeys (phone, laptop, hardware key).
No extra infrastructure required — Atlas handles the WebAuthn ceremony, challenge and credential storage.

See the passkeys guide.

Yes. Passkeys are a first-class, phishing-resistant sign-in method and can also be used as a second factor. They work across the SDKs and hosted pages with no extra infrastructure.

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