Updated 7/10/25 – added websites that support passkeys:
If you’re tired of remembering complex passwords or worrying about phishing attacks, passkeys offer a simpler, safer alternative. Major platforms like Google, Microsoft, Apple and Yahoo now support passkeys, and they’re designed to replace passwords entirely. In this guide, we’ll explain what passkeys are, how to set them up, and how you can use them across multiple devices—even for the same account.
What websites support Passkeys?
Major email providers Google, Microsoft and Yahoo now support passkeys. However, banks and brokerages – likely where most of your money is kept – have been slow to adopt passkeys. Here’s a non-comprehensive list of websites that support passkeys: passkeys.directory
How to Set Up a Passkey
- Go to the account’s security settings — For example, in your Google Account, look for Security > Passkeys.
- Click “Create a passkey” — The website will guide you through setup.
- Choose where to store the passkey — Your device will usually suggest saving it to your platform’s password manager (Google Password Manager, Apple’s iCloud Passwords & Keychain or Windows Hello).
- Verify yourself — Confirm with Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint, or PIN to finish creating the passkey.
💡 Tip: You don’t have to create the passkey on just one device—you can (and should) create a passkey for the same account on multiple devices!