Passkey: Registration Guide

Registering a Passkey is a three-step process.

1. Fetch the Creation Options from the Server.
2. Create a new Passkey using the Creation Options.
3. Post the Attestation Response from an authenticator to the Server.

Who is this for?

• Wallets/Credential Managers that want to adopt Liquid Auth.
• Ecosystems that want to leverage Liquid Auth for their networks.

🧮 Options

Note

The service requires the liquid extension to be enabled for the request.

PublicKeyCredentialCreationOptions are used to create a new Passkey and are generated by the service. This allows the service to define what options are required for registration. The URI for this request is /attestation/request using the POST method.

Android: Options Learn how to use fetch the options in Android.

Browser: Options Learn how to use fetch the options in the Browser.

✨ Creating

Generating a new Passkey from an authenticator can vary depending on the platform. Most platforms will accept the Creation Options and return an AuthenticatorAttestationResponse.

Android: Creating Learn how to use the options to create a Passkey.

Browser: Creating Learn how to use the options to create a Passkey.

🚚 Response

Note

The service requires the liquid extension results to include an additional attestation

Registering a new Passkey with the service. Prove the authenticity of the Passkey by sending the Attestation Response to the service. The URI for this request is /attestation/response using the POST method.

Android: Response Learn how to submit the PublicKeyCredential to the Service.

Browser: Response Learn how to submit the PublicKeyCredential to the Service.