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Expand Up @@ -278,15 +278,15 @@ Passkeys complement eeID's existing authentication methods by providing a secure
## Creating a passkey

1. <b>Initial Authentication</b>
<br>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. <b>eeID as Identity Provider</b>
<br>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. <b>Creating the Webauthn Credential (passkey)</b>
<br>Following the successful authentication through eeID,
Following the successful authentication through eeID,
the user can proceed to create a passkey. This process involves:
* <b>Registering a Local Authenticator.</b> The user will register a local authenticator,
such as a biometric identifier (fingerprint, facial recognition, etc.) or a security key.
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