ExpressVPN Makes Password-Free Sign-In Available for Accounts with ExpressVPN+
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Key Takeaways
- ExpressVPN+ dashboard update: Adds passkey sign-in and unifies account, privacy, security, and subscription management in one dashboard.
- New centralized experience: Displays security insights, product status, training videos, and holiday.com eSIM management in one place.
- Officially available now: Existing users can continue using passwords or enable passkeys for more secure account access.
ExpressVPN has introduced a redesigned ExpressVPN+ dashboard that brings its growing range of privacy and security services into a single management hub. The update, announced on July 21, 2026, also adds support for passkey-based account sign-in, allowing users to access their accounts without entering a password.
According to ExpressVPN's official announcement, the new ExpressVPN+ experience is now available and is designed to simplify how subscribers manage their products and security information.
ExpressVPN+ Now Supports Passkey Sign-In
One of the biggest additions is passkey support for ExpressVPN accounts. Instead of typing a password, users can sign in using their device's built-in screen lock, such as a fingerprint scan or facial recognition.
ExpressVPN says passkeys are designed to help protect users against phishing attacks because they only work on the legitimate ExpressVPN sign-in page. Users who prefer can continue signing in with their existing password, as passwords remain supported alongside passkeys.
To enable a passkey, users need to sign in to their ExpressVPN account, open the profile menu, select Account & Billing, and follow the setup instructions. Those using ExpressKeys can also store their ExpressVPN+ account passkey alongside other saved passwords and passkeys.
Redesigned Dashboard Brings Services Together
The updated ExpressVPN+ dashboard now serves as the central location for managing an ExpressVPN subscription. Instead of switching between different apps or account pages, subscribers can view which products are included in their plan, check what has already been set up, and see if any action is required.
The dashboard also displays security-related insights gathered from supported ExpressVPN products. Depending on a user's subscription plan and region, these may include password issues detected by ExpressKeys, identity alerts from Identity Defender, and usage information from ExpressAI and ExpressMailGuard.
In addition, users can purchase and manage holiday.com eSIMs directly through ExpressVPN+, either for themselves or for others. The dashboard also includes a Training Center with short videos explaining how to set up and use the various products included in an ExpressVPN subscription.
What This Means for Users
The changes affect ExpressVPN subscribers who use ExpressVPN+ to manage their accounts and related services. According to the company, the redesigned dashboard is now the primary place for accessing subscription information, security insights, product management, eSIM purchases, and educational resources.
For VPN and privacy users, the addition of passkey support offers another way to secure account access while reducing reliance on traditional passwords. The unified dashboard also makes it easier to monitor multiple privacy and security tools from one location instead of managing them separately.
The update has been verified through ExpressVPN's official announcement. Users do not need to take any action unless they want to enable passkey sign-in or explore the new dashboard features now available through ExpressVPN+.
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