Passkey Login
Passwordless authentication with biometrics
Add an important layer of security to your data with biometric authentication and advanced security features.
Why you'll love it
No password needed
Your login form evolves: from typing passwords to a single fingerprint scan. Instant, secure, effortless.
Works everywhere
Register passkeys on your phone, laptop, tablet, or a hardware security key. Sign in from any of them.
Your fingerprint is the key
Authenticate with a fingerprint, Face ID, or device PIN. No passwords to type or remember.
Phishing-proof login
Passkeys are bound to your domain. Fake login pages and phishing emails become useless.
Require by role
Choose which WordPress roles must use passkeys. Enforce stronger security for admins and editors.
Three-step auth
Register a key, verify with biometrics, and you are logged in. The entire flow takes seconds.
Password as backup
Users can always fall back to a traditional password. Passkeys are an upgrade, not a lockout.
And much more
Browser support detection, multi-key management, activity logs, and more security features.
Explore all featuresHow it works
Enable the Passkey Login service from your RakuWP dashboard. Your WordPress login page gets a "Sign in with a passkey" button automatically. Users can register a passkey from their profile page. The browser prompts them to use their fingerprint, face, or device PIN. On future logins, a single biometric gesture replaces the password field entirely.
Frequently asked questions
Which browsers support passkeys?
All major browsers support passkeys: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Passkeys also work with platform authenticators on iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows.
Is it really more secure than passwords?
Yes. Passkeys use public-key cryptography. Your private key never leaves your device, so it cannot be intercepted, guessed, or leaked in a data breach.
What happens if I lose my device?
You can still log in with your password as a fallback. We recommend registering passkeys on at least two devices. Admins can also remove a user's passkey from the dashboard.