Ship passkeys without a six-month migration project
Passwords are the weakest link in your customer experience. They drive account lockouts, reset tickets, and abandoned logins. Authsignal deploys passkeys on top of your existing identity stack in days, not quarters, so customers can log in with a fingerprint or face scan instead.
Passkeys on top of your existing stack, live in days
30%+
passkey opt-in in 4 months at Air New Zealand, the first airline in the world to deploy passkeys. 60-70% opt-in at scale.
54%
of members adopted the new authentication experience. ~60% of all authentications now use passkeys.
Everything you need to ship passkeys this quarter
FIDO Certified passkey server
Authsignal's passkey server is FIDO Alliance certified. Supports synced and device-bound passkeys, cross-platform (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS), and third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Dashlane.
Progressive enrollment
Offer passkeys after a successful login, during onboarding, or at a high-risk moment. Users enroll when ready. No forced migration, no all-at-once cutover. Monitor adoption rates in real time.
Fallback handling
Not every device supports passkeys yet. Authsignal automatically falls back to push, WhatsApp OTP, email OTP, or SMS based on device capability and your configured rules. No user left behind.
Conversion analytics
See the direct impact of passkeys on login success rates, drop-off, and support ticket volume. Compare cohorts: passkey users vs legacy auth. Test enrollment prompts with A/B experiments.
Frequently asked questions
99% of users have passkey-capable devices or password managers. 5 billion passkeys are now in use worldwide (FIDO Alliance, May 2026). Air NZ achieved 30%+ opt-in within 4 months of offering passkeys, reaching 60-70% at scale.
No. Authsignal drops in on top of Cognito, Azure AD B2C, Auth0, Keycloak, Duende, and custom auth. Your IdP continues to handle user management and sessions. Authsignal handles the passkey server, enrollment, and authentication flows.
Synced passkeys (iCloud Keychain, Google Password Manager, 1Password) survive device loss. For device-bound passkeys, you configure account recovery flows using alternative methods: email OTP, push, or biometric re-enrollment. The rules engine handles the fallback logic.
Passkey login takes 8.5 seconds vs 31 seconds for legacy MFA (FIDO Alliance). Faster login means fewer drop-offs. Air NZ saw a 93% passkey sign-in success rate vs 63% for legacy MFA. The support ticket reduction from fewer password resets is an additional operational saving.