What’s the difference between a passkey and a password?

A passkey uses your device’s built-in biometrics or a hardware security key instead of a typed secret, so there’s nothing to phish or reuse across sites. It’s generally more secure and faster to use than a password.

From the guide Account Security: SSO, 2FA & Passkeys.

Sign-in options

  • Email and password — use a strong, unique password.
  • Continue with Google — on seayora.com and in both the iPhone and Android apps.
  • Sign in with Apple — on seayora.com and in the iPhone app.
  • Passkeys (WebAuthn) — sign in with your device’s biometrics or security key, with no password to phish. On seayora.com and in the iPhone app.

However you sign in, you land straight on your own dashboard — or, if you were in the middle of something when you were asked to sign in (sending a message about a listing, connecting an AI assistant, a code you scanned), straight back to it. If your account has no passkey yet, seayora.com offers to add one a moment after you arrive, once on each browser. “Maybe later” is an answer and the offer does not come back; you can add a passkey any time in Settings → Security.

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