Your DEX assets will still appear in your wallet, but you won't be able to use DEX trading functions on that device.
Each DEX trading wallet allows multiple passkeys, but there's a limit. If you see this message, go to Passkey Management and remove any passkeys you no longer use before adding a new one.
Checklist
- What happens if I move my passkey to a device that doesn't support it?
- What if I see a message saying the maximum number of passkeys has been reached?
- When do I need to reset my passkey?
- What if I lose my passkey?
- Can I use my passkey on multiple devices?
- What should I do if a security check blocks me during wallet release?
- What's the difference between DEX trading wallet passkeys and passkeys for Exchange or Pay?
- How do I transfer my assets if my device doesn't support passkeys?
- After resetting my passkey, will I need to wait before using DEX again?
- Is the email used for resetting tied to my cloud account?
- What do the passkey labels mean?
Notes
You'll need to reset your passkey if your old device is lost or you accidentally delete the passkey.
If only one passkey remains, you won't be able to delete it. In this case, you must reset your Exchange passkey first.
Once reset, you'll receive an email link to set up a new passkey for your DEX trading wallet. The old one will automatically become invalid. Make sure your registered email is active and able to receive emails.
If you sign in with the same cloud account (iCloud or Google), your passkey can be synced automatically across devices.When prompted, you’ll need to scan a QR code with your old device to complete the authorization and sign the transaction.If syncing isn’t available, you can either authorize by scanning the QR code with your old device, or recover your passkey by email.
Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.
