I updated the app but can't verify my passkey. What should I do? iOS users Android users Passkeys are stored in your Apple ID's iCloud account. You can check this in the Passwords app to see if your passkey is saved. To use your passkey, make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID you used to create it. This feature is available only on iOS 18 or above. If your device doesn't support passkeys, update your app to version 6.111.0 or above.

What are passkeys? We now support Fast Identity Online (FIDO) passkeys as a two-factor authentication method. Passkeys allow you to enjoy password-free login without the need for verification codes while being the most secure option to protect your account. Once the passkey feature is activated, at least one passkey must always remain linked to the account. You can reset the existing passkey or add a new one before removing any passkeys you no longer wish to keep.

Using different browsers will lead to a slightly different user experience.Rename passkey You can go to Profile > Security > Authentication methods > Passkeys > Manage to rename your passkey to help you identify it easily. Select Rename to rename your passkey Note: changing the passkey name will only affect the OKX passkey management page.

Find the passkey(s) Delete the passkey(s) Important note: if you also use OKX Pay, and the OKX Pay passkey works normally, do not delete the passkey labeled "OKX Pay," otherwise you may not be able to use OKX Pay. Return to OKX app and use your account normally. Optional: you can add or create a new passkey again after the deletion

Here's how to set it up: Go to okx.com, open the menu, and select Profile & Settings Navigate to Security Center > Passkey > Add Passkey > Use other equipment or external key Follow the prompts to confirm your PIN and complete the binding process Once set up, your hardware key can be used for secure logins, withdrawals, and other sensitive operations.2.

: Open the OKX App > Select Menu Go to Profile and Settings > Select Security > Enter the Security Center Select Security on the user center page Select Passkeys Check if there are any Passkeys you didn’t create.

You can easily sync your passkeys using a cloud backup through iCloud (iOS) or Google Password Manager (Android). If the cloud backup isn’t available, you can reach out to our customer support team to recover your passkey (Pay account).How do I set up my Pay account? Setting up your Pay account is simple. There is a quick onboarding process within Pay, you can set it up by generating a passkey on your device — it's quick and secure. If you want to learn more about Pay, visit our FAQ page.

Audit your passkeys: for the web, head over to Security > Security Center > Passkeys, while for the app, head over to Menu > Profile and settings > Security > Passkeys, before deleting unrecognized passkeys immediately. Access to the Security section by going through the Menu optionEnsure your Web3 asset is well protected Wallet backup protocol: Switch to Wallet > select Menu > Wallet Management option under the Basic section.

Account safety Enable MFA/2FA for all essential accounts — especially email, authenticator apps, and passkeys stored in the cloud. Regularly review login history, connected devices, and third-party access for all important accounts. Use strong, unique passwords for each account. Never reuse your email password elsewhere. Disable SMS syncing across devices to prevent OTP interception. Separate accounts: use different email addresses for your authenticator and passkey accounts.

Passkey Enhance your account security by creating a passkey using Face ID or fingerprint recognition. This added layer of protection makes accessing your account safer and more convenient. For detailed instructions on setting up a passkey, visit here. Anti-phishing code An anti-phishing code protects users from email phishing attacks — like those described earlier — by helping them authenticate emails sent by us.

The primary aim of these scams is to trick you into handing over sensitive information—like your account login details, passkey, or verification codes—to lure you into clicking on malicious links that redirect you to our fake websites built to steal your data.In some instances, the message might provide a fake “customer support” number.

alert on the Pay page as well Auto top-up on the Balance details page of Pay Low balance alert banner on Pay page Set the details of auto top-up, from the trigger amount for top-up to the payment options on the Auto top-up details page Auto top-up page Set the details of auto top-up, from the trigger amount for top-up to the payment options on the Auto top-up details page Details of your auto top-up on the confirmation page Once all good, proceed to make the confirmation by signing in with your passkey