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Social Login Providers

You can register and log in to EU CAPTCHA using an account from a supported identity provider instead of (or in addition to) a password.

Supported providers

Provider Notes
Google Sign in with your Google account
GitHub Sign in with your GitHub account
Apple Sign in with Apple ID
Okta For enterprise SSO via Okta
SAML Generic SAML 2.0 SSO integration

Passkeys (WebAuthn) are also available as a login method alongside social providers. See Passkeys.

Button order

Button order is optimised for the detected device. The passkey button only appears on the login page — it is not shown on the registration page.

Login page

Device Button order
Apple (macOS, iPhone, iPad) Apple → Passkey → Google → GitHub
Android Google → GitHub → Passkey (Apple Sign In is omitted as it is unreliable on Android)
All other devices (Windows, Linux, …) Passkey → Google → GitHub → Apple

Registration page

Device Button order
Apple (macOS, iPhone, iPad) Apple → Google → GitHub
Android Google → GitHub (Apple Sign In is omitted as it is unreliable on Android)
All other devices (Windows, Linux, …) Google → GitHub → Apple

Using a social login

Registration

  1. On the registration page, click the button for your preferred provider (e.g. Sign up with Google).
  2. You are redirected to the provider's authentication page.
  3. Authorise EU CAPTCHA to access your basic profile (name and email).
  4. You are redirected back and your account is created automatically.

No separate email verification step is required when using a social provider, as the provider has already verified your email.

Logging in

On the login page, click the button for your social provider. After authenticating with the provider you are logged in to EU CAPTCHA immediately.

Okta and SAML (enterprise)

Okta and SAML support are intended for organisations that manage employee authentication centrally via an Identity Provider (IdP). Contact Myra Security support to configure SAML SSO for your organisation.

Multiple login methods

You can link multiple login methods to one account (e.g. password + Google + passkey). All methods log you in to the same account.

If you registered with a social provider and later want to add a password, contact support.