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@@ -5,30 +5,16 @@ sidebar_label: Two-step registration
slug: two-step-registration
---
-With a one-step registration, when you enable multiple authentication strategies (for example password, code via email, and
-passkey), the identity traits will be repeated for each authentication strategy.
+[Identity traits](../../kratos/manage-identities/managing-users-identities-metadata#traits) are data associated with an identity
+that can be modified by the user. The traits are configured through the identity schema.
-Compare this to a two-step registration: Now, the user is prompted for the identity traits in the first step, and asked to choose
-a credential method for authentication next. This results in a more stream-lined user experience.
+With a one-step registration - also called _unified registration_ - the identity traits will be repeated for each authentication
+strategy. For example the identity traits will be repeated for the password, the code via email, and the passkey method. For this
+reason unified registration is recommended for use cases where you have only one or two authentication methods enabled.
-:::info
+With a two-step registration - also called _profile-first registration_ - the user is prompted for the identity traits in the
+first step, and asked to choose a credential method for authentication next. This results in a more stream-lined user experience
+when you have more than two authentication methods enabled.
-Identity traits are data associated with an identity that can be modified by the user. The traits are configured through the
-identity schema.
-
-[Learn more about identity traits](../../kratos/manage-identities/managing-users-identities-metadata#traits)
-
-:::
-
-
-
-To disable the legacy one-step registration, Go to and switch off **Enable legacy
-one-step registration** or use the Ory CLI:
-
-```bash
-ory list workspaces # to get the workspace id
-ory list projects --workspace # to get the project id
-
-ory patch project --project --workspace \
- --replace '/services/identity/config/selfservice/flows/registration/enable_legacy_one_step=false'
-```
+To disable the one-step unified registration, Go to and disable **Enable
+unified sign up**.