Google Password Manager is reportedly preparing to introduce support for importing and exporting passkeys, a feature that will significantly improve the user experience for managing secure logins on Android devices. Passkeys utilize a private-public key system, which enhances security and simplifies the login process compared to traditional passwords. The Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP), an industry standard developed by the FIDO Alliance, facilitates the secure transfer of these keys between devices. Currently, users of iOS 26 and macOS 26, as well as those using password managers like Bitwarden and 1Password, can already benefit from this migration capability. Recently, a hidden interface within Google Password Manager was activated, revealing the groundwork for passkey migration. This suggests that users will soon be able to transfer their private keys securely, making it easier to switch devices without losing access to their accounts. As Google rolls out this feature, it may also be available in other Android-compatible password managers, such as Samsung Pass, encouraging users to transition to passkeys where possible.