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Passkey Safety

If you registered with a passkey (instead of connecting an external wallet), your passkey is the primary way to access your account. There is no password reset or seed phrase.

Passkey sign-in and sensitive wallet actions use the Cloaked Vault, which keeps your passkey-derived secrets and spending keys separate from the main app.

As a safety net, you can create a backup: a password-encrypted file containing your keys. If you lose your passkey, the backup lets you recover your funds at recovery.clkd.xyz. See Account Recovery for full details.

Even with a backup, keeping your passkey synced is important. It's your primary access method for day-to-day use.

Before signing out or switching devices, make sure your passkey is synced to a cloud-backed password manager so it's available on all your devices.

Passkeys created before the vault update

Passkeys created before September 22, 2026 were registered to clkd.xyz. They remain supported and use the same Cloaked Vault at auth.clkd.xyz.

Checking your passkey is synced

Apple (iCloud Keychain)

  1. Open Settings on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
  2. Tap Passwords (or search for it).
  3. Search for auth.clkd.xyz, or clkd.xyz if you created your passkey before September 22, 2026.
  4. Confirm you see a passkey entry. If it's there, it's synced across all your Apple devices signed into the same iCloud account.

iCloud Keychain syncs passkeys automatically. If you registered your passkey on an Apple device and iCloud Keychain is enabled, you're all set.

Google (Google Password Manager)

  1. Go to passwords.google.com or open Settings > Passwords on your Android device.
  2. Search for auth.clkd.xyz, or clkd.xyz if you created your passkey before September 22, 2026.
  3. Confirm you see a passkey entry. If it's there, it's synced across all your devices signed into the same Google account.

Google Password Manager syncs passkeys across Android devices and Chrome on desktop.

Other password managers

Some third-party password managers (1Password, Dashlane, etc.) also support passkeys. Check your password manager's passkey section for auth.clkd.xyz to confirm the entry is stored there.

What if I can't find my passkey?

If you're currently signed in but can't find your passkey in any password manager, your passkey may be stored only on your current device. This means it won't be available if you lose the device or factory reset it.

If you're unsure, stay signed in until you can confirm your passkey is backed up. If you need help, contact support@clkd.xyz.

Tips

  • Don't disable cloud sync for your password manager. This is what keeps your passkey available across devices.
  • Test on another device: the most reliable way to confirm sync is to try signing in from a different device.