Feature Request: Auto-Copy 2FA Code after using Passcode

Sorry, wrong title - I meant "Passkey" - "Feature Request: Auto-Copy 2FA Code after using Passkey"

Hello, @telephoneman2. Thank you for writing in.

When using a passkey to sign in, the one-time password will not autofill because a "fill session" wasn't started. Passkeys are separate from autofill as they use a public-private key pair for authentication. Rather than filling credentials into a form and creating a fill session, when you sign in with a passkey, the website or app will issue a challenge to check that you have the private key that belongs to the pair.

While I can't make any promises, I've shared your feedback with our product team so that when you use a passkey to sign in, the one-time password is copied to your clipboard.

Furthermore, if you're interested, I just wanted to mention that you should be able to turn off two-factor authentication on your PayPal account and only use a passkey.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

-Evon

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Hello @1P_Evon thanks - What you mean disable 2factor? Will that disable Password login at PayPal aswell?

@telephoneman2,

Yes, you are correct. Signing in to PayPal results in a passwordless experience if you turn off two-factor authentication and only use a passkey.

-Evon

@1P_Evon it didn't worked. Deleting the OTP feature resulted in forced SMS Authentication instead

@telephoneman2,

Thank you for your reply. I don't have an option to enable SMS authentication on my PayPal account. After reviewing PayPal's support page, https://www.paypal.com/ba/cshelp/article/what-is-2-step-verification-and-how-do-i-turn-it-on-or-off-help167 for their website:

Please note: Customers who currently have 2-step verification via text turned on will not be able to enable 2-step verification text again if they decide to turn off.

Once you disable SMS two-factor authentication, it appears that you cannot reactivate it. Therefore, if you choose to turn it off, your authentication option will be a passkey.

-Evon