17 August 2026: account merge and pairwise `sub` Developer
Last updated Aug 17, 2026
17 August 2026: account merge and pairwise sub
Updated: 17 August 2026
Swaymoon Account now lets a user soft-merge another account’s sign-in methods into the account they are using. For apps already integrated:
Compatibility
Users who already authorized your team keep the samesubafter a merge. Do not rotate your local primary key, and do not treat the merge as a new user.
Summary
- Merge transfers phone numbers, emails, GitHub, and Microsoft. Username, password, passkeys, two-factor, and profile do not transfer.
- Pairwise
subvalues already issued to your team are kept. They are not deleted or rotated. If the kept account had nosubfor your team yet, it reuses the samesubfrom the merged-away account. - Later UserInfo profile claims follow the account they kept;
substill comes from the original pairwise mapping. - An account that belongs to a developer team cannot be the merged-away side. A mistaken merge can be restored by a technical advisor through Report a Problem.
Protocol detail: Tokens and UserInfo (“Pairwise sub”). User steps: Account guide Sign-In & Security.