Security is a big deal, and in Sequence, you’re required to have either 2FA or a passkey enabled on your account.
Passkeys are quicker and more secure, so we recommend taking a minute to set one up.
What Are Passkeys?
Passkeys are secure, easy-to-use alternatives to passwords.
You log in using the same method you unlock your device (Face ID, Touch ID, or a device PIN)
Behind the scenes they use public-key cryptography
They can’t be phished, making them more secure than passwords + 2FA
What Is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
2FA adds an extra layer of protection by requiring a second verification step during login.
Sequence supports:
Authenticator apps (Google Authenticator, Authy, etc.)
SMS codes
Device biometrics (Face ID or Touch ID)
Adding a Passkey
Passkeys can only be added during login:
On the login screen, click Continue with Passkey
Choose where to store the passkey (your device, password manager, etc.)
Confirm with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device PIN
To view your passkeys later:
Settings → Security
Logging In With a Passkey
On the login page, select Continue with Passkey
Confirm your biometric or PIN
And you’re in — no password required.
Removing a Passkey
If you need to remove one:
Go to Settings → Security
Scroll to Passkeys
Select Remove
FAQs
What are the costs or fees associated with passkeys?
What are the costs or fees associated with passkeys?
None. Passkeys are included on all plans.
What if I lose the device that stores my passkey?
What if I lose the device that stores my passkey?
Use another login method:
Google login
Apple login
Email + verification code
Once logged in, update or remove old passkeys from Settings → Security.
How do I troubleshoot passkey issues?
How do I troubleshoot passkey issues?
Try another login method first, then update your passkeys in Settings.
Still stuck? Email support@getsequence.io.
Do I need a passkey to use Sequence?
Do I need a passkey to use Sequence?
You need either a passkey or 2FA enabled. Passkeys are recommended since they’re faster and more secure.
Can I set up more than one passkey?
Can I set up more than one passkey?
Yes — and you should.
For example, one stored in your browser and one in your password manager. Multiple passkeys ensure you always have a backup.