Facebook users everywhere know that their account is the key to unlocking all sorts of apps services on their phones, but remembering lengthy passwords entering one-time SMS codes can be a pain. A new login process is about to make it a whole lot easier for Android users.

Called Instant Verification, Facebook is giving developers the ability to streamline account logins by eliminating the need to type or remember anything other than a phone number. The exclusive Android feature is part of a new Account Kit update designed primarily for users in areas with spotty SMS service, working in tem with Facebook gin to deliver a speedy verification process:

“en a person enters his/her phone number into an app using Account Kit, via Android services, we attempt a match with the verified phone number listed on the person’s Facebook profile. This is only possible if the person is logged into the Facebook app on the same device. If there is a match, we can complete the verification without sending a one-time password via SMS, making the sign-in flow more seamless.”

ile Android users will certainly benefit from the frictionless process, Instant Verification will no doubt appeal to developers advertisers looking to get users quickly signed up. In initial testing, Facebook claims instant verification has a 97 percent conversion rate, cites location-sharing app Familonet’s 5 percent boost as a testament to its success.

y this matters: Your Facebook login is quickly becoming the most important account on your phone, anything that makes it easier to sign in across all of our apps is certainly a welcome change. But bear in mind, as more more services become linked to your Facebook account, it is increasingly crucial to have a strong password that changes every few months.