The YubiKey 5 NFC, YubiKey NEO, and Security Key NFC can be used over NFC on NFC-enabled iPhones.*. The YubiKey 5Ci can connect directly to an iOS/iPadOS device via a Lightning connector. Yubico does not maintain setup documentation for third party products or services.ĭepending on the iOS/iPadOS hardware as well as the YubiKey or Security Key model, there are three methods for using a YubiKey with iOS/iPadOS. For information such as can I log into my service on iOS/iPadOS, consult the Works with YubiKey Catalog or reach out to the service directly for more information. It’s just your average everyday USB HID device.Note: This article covers basic YubiKey / Security Key use on iOS and iPadOS. And however you get access to the device on Android or any other platform will work fine - since you can’t install a driver of any kind for it on Android and one is not required elsewhere. You have no barriers to supporting it at all, as there are no limitations to the use of the USB-C port at all. 
Note that the use of Google products requires installation of the Google Smart Lock app. Other USB-C keys or in fact any USB key used with any adapter are also fully supported. That’s why it can be used in Safari, Chrome, as well as any other iPadOS applications you want. The USB-C side of the YubiKey 5Ci, along with all of their other USB-C keys, is both fully and natively supported by Yubico and Apple on the iPad Pro as well other competitors of yours. Requiring such would be in violation of the use of the standards, and would obviate the whole point of Apple implementing USB-C on the iPad. MFI only applies to devices that are compatible with lightning (which would include a Lightning to USB-C adapter), the iPod Dock Connector, as well as software that implements AirPlay. There is no such thing a a USB-C MFI device and never will be.
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