ASP.NET Core Identity Passkeys in .NET 10: Enterprise Rollout Guide

UpdatedFebruary 25, 2026

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Passkeys in .NET 10 are now a practical enterprise decision.

Why This Matters

ASP.NET Core Identity now supports passkeys in common authentication scenarios. Enterprise teams should plan phased rollout, migration, recovery policy, and audit mapping.

Rollout Framework

Use pilot cohorts, dual-path rollout, then default passwordless for eligible users.

Governance Checklist

Define passkey eligibility boundaries
Validate migration sequencing
Standardize recovery policy
Track authentication quality KPIs

Final Takeaway

Treat passkeys as a platform strategy, not a UI feature.

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