Sign in with a passkey
Add a passkey from Sign In & Security, then select Use a passkey on the sign-in page instead of typing a password.
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Add a passkey once from Sign In & Security, then sign in with Use a passkey and your device's fingerprint, face or security key.
Add a passkey
- Select your avatar, then Settings, then Sign In & Security.
- Find the Passkeys section. When no passkey exists it reads Set up a passkey to sign in with biometrics or a security key.
- Select Add passkey.
- Follow your browser's prompt. The button reads Adding passkey... while it waits.
Each registered passkey is listed with the date it was added, for example Added 4 September 2026 via platform. Select Remove on a row to delete that passkey.
Sign in with it
- Open
/en/signin. - Select Use a passkey. The button reads Waiting for passkey... while your browser prompts you.
- Approve the prompt on your device.
You do not need to type your email address first.
If it did not work
- Passkeys are unavailable for this account. means passkeys are not offered for your Account. Use your password.
- Passkey sign-in is unavailable. Try your password instead. on the sign-in page means the browser refused or cancelled the prompt. Sign in with your password and try adding the passkey again.
- Unable to add a passkey. means registration failed. Check that the browser and device support passkeys, then retry.
- The Passkeys section is hidden entirely when your Account does not support passkeys and none are registered.
Related pages
- Sign in to Evolve — Enter your email address and password at /signin, then complete the six-digit code step if two-factor authentication is on.
- Turn two-factor authentication on or off — Under Multi Factor Authentication on the Sign In & Security page, select Set up to pair an authenticator app, or Disable to turn it off.
- Change your password — Open Sign In & Security and use the password panel there; Evolve emails a six-digit code, and you set the new password with that code.