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Which Platforms Are Supported For Passkeys?

Discover which platforms support passkeys for authentication, including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, and how to implement them across devices.

Vincent Delitz
Vincent Delitz

Created: August 23, 2024

Updated: May 12, 2026

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Which Platforms Are Supported For Passkeys?#

Passkeys are supported on major platforms including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, across their operating systems, devices, and browsers. This widespread adoption ensures that passkeys can be used on a variety of devices, from smartphones and tablets to desktops, providing a secure and passwordless authentication method.

  • Passkeys are supported on Apple, Google, and Microsoft platforms.
  • They work across a wide range of devices including smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
  • Major browsers like Safari, Chrome, and Edge are fully compatible with passkeys.

Comprehensive Support for Passkeys Across Platforms#

Passkeys represent the future of secure, passwordless authentication, and their adoption is rapidly expanding across major platforms. Here's how support breaks down across the key players:

Apple#

  • Operating Systems: iOS 16 and later, macOS Ventura and later.
  • Devices: iPhones, iPads, Macs.
  • Browsers: Safari fully supports passkeys, enabling seamless integration across Apple's ecosystem.
  • Usage: With iCloud Keychain, passkeys can be synced across all Apple devices, allowing for a smooth user experience.

Google#

  • Operating Systems: Android 9 and later, Chrome OS.
  • Devices: Android smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks.
  • Browsers: Google Chrome has integrated support for passkeys, facilitating easy adoption on Android devices and beyond.
  • Usage: Google accounts can utilize passkeys across supported devices, with cloud-based sync for convenience.

Microsoft#

  • Operating Systems: Windows 10 and later.
  • Devices: PCs, Surface tablets, and other devices running Windows.
  • Browsers: Microsoft Edge provides native support for passkeys, leveraging the WebAuthn API.
  • Usage: Windows Hello integrates with passkeys, providing biometric authentication and device-based security.

Why Platform Support Matters#

The universal support of passkeys across these platforms ensures broad compatibility and ease of use for developers and end-users alike. Whether you're implementing passkeys in an app or on a website, knowing that the major platforms are aligned in their support simplifies the development process and enhances security for users.

  • Cross-Device Compatibility: Users can transition between devices without re-authenticating, as passkeys are synced securely across platforms.

  • Enhanced Security: Passkeys eliminate the need for passwords, reducing the risk of phishing and credential theft.

  • User Experience: With native platform support, integrating passkeys into your app or service can improve user retention and satisfaction by simplifying the login process.

By leveraging the comprehensive platform support for passkeys, developers can create secure, user-friendly authentication flows that work seamlessly across the digital ecosystem.


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