On September 16, 2026, MoreLogin announced that version 2.67.0 added passkey management. According to its help article dated September 20, a passkey for an account on a website is saved in MoreLogin and linked to a profile. Team members can use it to sign in from that profile without a phone or hardware key. The feature works in Chromium and Firefox profiles on Amazon, Facebook, Google, and any site that supports passkeys.
To enable it, go to Settings → Global Settings → Passkey Management. By default, only Super Admin and Admin roles can manage passkeys; other users must be granted permission separately. Create a passkey on the site from a running profile, then select “Host” when saving it. Deleted passkeys stay in the trash for 30 days, after which they can’t be restored. A separate toggle enables local passkeys. The company recommends leaving it off to prevent a local passkey from being used to sign in from another profile.
What this means: A passkey saved in MoreLogin works for everyone who has access to the profile. That’s why you should secure MoreLogin sign-in with two-factor authentication and an IP whitelist in the Security Center.
