Dashlane helps you manage your online life with websites and apps using passkeys. For the moment, not all sites and apps have the technology to do so. For sites and apps set up for passkey login, you can save, use, and delete passkeys anywhere you use Dashlane.
What are passkeys?
Passkeys are a highly convenient and secure way to log in to your online accounts—including websites, apps, social media profiles, and bank accounts. Passkeys provide a safer, easier, and faster way to log in than passwords.
When you log in with a passkey, you might use your fingerprint or facial recognition, like you do when unlocking your mobile device. If you’re using Dashlane to store your passkeys, you’ll see a pop-up asking you to confirm that you want to log in. After confirming, you’ll be automatically logged in.
But passkeys are far more secure than the best passwords because they're phishing-resistant and based on industry standards. Unlike passwords, passkeys can't be stolen or guessed. They're always unique and strong and don’t require storing private information on servers.
How does Dashlane use passkeys?
You can create and store passkeys using the Dashlane web or mobile app. Dashlane stores your passkeys in a secure cloud enclave using confidential computing, providing an additional layer of protection.
The passkeys you store with Dashlane are synced across your devices, and you can use them to log in anywhere you use our apps.
Want to set up passkeys for a specific account?
Note: Not all websites and apps currently use passkeys to let you log in. For some websites and apps, you might be able to use passkeys with certain devices and browsers but not others.