What is Samsung Pass?

Yes, you need to sign up for Samsung Pass with your Samsung account. If you don't have a Samsung account, please create one before setting up Samsung Pass. Please note that you may need to use 2-step verification when signing in to your Samsung account.

Samsung Pass is located in the Settings menu. From Settings, tap Security and privacy and then select Samsung Pass.

You can use Samsung Pass seamlessly on up to 5 mobile devices. Using the same Samsung account on your new or additional devices will sync your saved website list and ID/passwords. However, you need to register your fingerprints on each device.

Samsung Pass is available on Galaxy phones running Android 7.0 (Nougat) and up. Iris recognition is only available on supported phones.

Yes, Samsung Pass requires a network connection. Samsung Pass does not work offline due to security risks. Samsung cannot guarantee the phone's status (it could be rooted or hacked) if it is offline. A network connection allows Samsung to verify the status of the device.

Samsung Pass is secure. Samsung Pass encrypts your biometric information and saves it in Trust Zone which is the safest space in your Samsung phone. Your biometric information stays in your phone because the public key of your registered biometrics will be used for website authentication.

No. You will need to navigate to Samsung Pass, and then select Web sign-in information. Select the website, and then edit your information.

When you delete data on Samsung Pass, the following data registered to Samsung Pass will be removed: your biometric data and web sign-in information. Your agreement to the terms and conditions and your Samsung account will remain active.