From 4e9f862b843df1d71a47712ed0fc2325abae84ba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "deploy.sh" <>
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:41:34 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] Updated section
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## Creating a passkey
1. Initial Authentication
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Before creating a WebAuthn credential (passkey), users must first verify their identity using an authentication method provided by the eeID service or, if unavailable, an AI-powered identity verification platform ([Veriff](https://www.veriff.com/)). This step is crucial for ensuring the user's identity is securely verified through a recognized and trusted authentication method.
+Before creating a WebAuthn credential (passkey), users must first verify their identity using an authentication method provided by the eeID service or, if unavailable, an AI-powered identity verification platform ([Veriff](https://www.veriff.com/)). This step is crucial for ensuring the user's identity is securely verified through a recognized and trusted authentication method.
2. eeID as Identity Provider
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Once the initial authentication is successful, the eeID service acts as an identity provider.
+Once the initial authentication is successful, the eeID service acts as an identity provider.
In this role, it verifies and stores the authenticated data, establishing a secure and
trusted identity framework for the user.
3. Creating the Webauthn Credential (passkey)
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Following the successful authentication through eeID,
+Following the successful authentication through eeID,
the user can proceed to create a passkey. This process involves:
* Registering a Local Authenticator. The user will register a local authenticator,
such as a biometric identifier (fingerprint, facial recognition, etc.) or a security key.