Chek uses passkeys for secure account and card access. Passkeys are known for their high level of security and resistance to phishing attacks.
Passkeys are linked to a user's device as a credential, eliminating the reliance on easily compromised passwords.
What is a Passkey?
A passkey is a secure digital key used as an alternative to passwords. It's stored on your device and linked to your Chek account. With biometric authentication like fingerprints (TouchID) or facial recognition (FaceID), you can easily access your account without complex passwords.
Device and Browser Specific
Chek Passkey Device Compatibility
If your device or browser does not yet support passkey sign-in, you can sign-in using the One-Time-Passkey (OTP) solution.
Sign In and Create a Passkey
Signing In with a Passkey
Open the Chek app or web platform.
Welcome to the Chek Sign-in Portal
The first time you sign-in with Chek (or if you have yet to create a passkey with Chek before), you will be prompted to sign-in with a one-time code.
You will see two buttons:
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- Sign-in with Passkey
- Sign-in with One-Time Passcode
First-time access or no passkey
- Select Sign-in with One-Time Passcode
Returning access with passkey linked
- Select Sign-in with Passkey
Request a One-Time Passcode
- Enter the email that is associated with your Chek account.
- Click Continue
Confirm One-Time Passcode
- Retrieve your one-time passcode from your email.
- Enter the 6-digit code
- Click Submit
If you do not receive an email
- Check SPAM folder
- Check the spelling of your email
- Click Resend Code or click Back
Sign-in faster with passkeys
If you do not yet have any passkeys linked to your email address, then you will be prompted to add a passkey for easier future sign-ins.
- Click Add Passkey
If you have already linked your email, you will bypass this screen.