A passkey is an authentication method that lets you log in to your Paribu account securely and quickly without entering a password or SMS code. If you receive an error during creation, the most common reasons are device compatibility or an existing passkey already defined.
A passkey creation error usually results from an existing passkey already defined for your device, your device not supporting passkeys, or a temporary technical issue. Only one passkey can be created per device; deleting the existing key and creating it again resolves most issues.
On Paribu, only one passkey can be defined per device. If you previously created a passkey on the same device, the message "Passkey could not be added — You already have a passkey for this device" is displayed when you try to add a second one.
Here is what to do in this case:
Note: Removing one passkey does not affect your passkeys on other devices. Each device's key is independent
The message "Passkey could not be created. Please try again" is shown when a technical issue occurs during device verification. This error is usually temporary and can be resolved with the following steps:
If the issue persists, you can try creating a passkey on a different device.
Your device must support passkey technology to create a passkey. General requirements:
If your device does not meet these requirements, you can consider 2-step authentication (2FA) or biometric authentication as alternatives to a passkey.
Note: Creating a passkey is not mandatory. When passkey is not enabled, Paribu uses 2FA or SMS + email methods for security authentication
You can manage the passkeys you create from My account > Account and settings > Security settings > Passkey management. On this screen:
If you cannot create a passkey despite applying the steps above, start a live support chat through Paribu Support and share your device model, operating system version, and the error message you received.
Yes. A separate passkey can be defined for each device; however, only one key exists per device. You can create separate passkeys on different devices (phone, tablet, computer).
When you delete a passkey, Paribu falls back to the next authentication method: a Google Authenticator code if 2FA is enabled, or SMS + email authentication otherwise. You do not lose access to your account.
When passkey login fails, Paribu automatically redirects you to an alternative authentication method (2FA or SMS + email). If your passkey is not working properly, try deleting the existing key from the security settings and creating it again.
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