What a passkey is
A passkey is a credential stored on your device, in your password manager or on a security key. It proves it is you with a fingerprint, your face or the device PIN. Because the secret never leaves the device and works only on the real EasyHaus site, it cannot be phished.
A passkey replaces both your password and your second step, because the device already checks that it is you.
Add a passkey
- Open your account menu, choose Security and find Passkeys.
- Choose Add a passkey and give it a name you will recognise, such as the device it lives on.
- Confirm in the prompt from your browser.
The list shows when each passkey was added and last used, and marks passkeys that sync across your devices. If your browser does not support passkeys, the page says so.
Sign in and remove
- On the sign-in page choose Sign in with a passkey and confirm in the prompt.
- To remove a passkey, choose Remove next to it. It can no longer be used to sign in.
Adding a passkey sends an email to your account, so you notice if someone else adds one.
Note: If your organization requires two-step verification, you still need to have an authenticator app set up, even when you sign in with a passkey. Passkeys are available to members of the manager app. Portal passkeys for investors are planned for later, because portals run on many addresses and custom domains. Keep your password as a fallback.