In August 2020, WWPass announced that its PassKey app would become the WWPass Key. The update brings a new name, a new icon, and a sleek new design. The transition is seamless and secure, and your PIN stays the same.

What Changed at a Glance

The Announcement

We are excited to announce that you'll soon get a new version of your WWPass PassKey app which will now be called the WWPass Key. Transition will be seamless, secure, and your PIN stays the same. We hope you'll find your user experience improved, and enjoy the sleek new design.

We hope you will love the new look of the WWPass Key, the key to your PassHub vault and many other web resources.

Note the new name and icon.

If you have any questions or feedback please contact us. We are always glad to hear from you.

How the WWPass Key App Works

The WWPass Key app is free and available for iOS and Android. To log in to a website or application that supports WWPass, scan the QR code on its login screen with the app. There is no username or password to remember. If you are logging in on your smartphone or tablet itself, tap the QR code or the "Log in with WWPass" button instead. The app may also ask for your PIN as a second factor.

For more on the login flow, see QR Code Authentication: How It Works, Benefits, and Best Practices.

Get the app from the App Store, or use the WWPass Key app page for store links and setup steps.

FAQ

What happened to the WWPass PassKey app?
It is now called the WWPass Key. The August 2020 announcement introduced the new name and icon along with a redesigned look.

Do I need to change my PIN after the update?
No. Your PIN stays the same.

What is the WWPass Key app used for?
Logging in to PassHub and other WWPass-enabled websites and applications by scanning a QR code, without a username or password.

Is the WWPass Key app free?
Yes. The app is free to download.

Is the WWPass Key only a mobile app?
No. The WWPass Key is a single cryptographic credential available as a mobile app, a USB/NFC token, or a smartcard.