Learn LARAVEL-PASSPORT with Real Code Examples

Use Passport to secure commercial APIs

Protect SaaS platforms and mobile apps

Enables third-party integrations for revenue

Enterprise clients benefit from secure token flows

Reduces operational overhead of building OAuth server manually

Better SPA and mobile integration workflows

Improved performance for high-scale APIs

Enhanced token revocation and logging

Extended support for new OAuth2 features

Continued integration with Laravel ecosystem

Simple apps without OAuth2 requirements

Single-page apps where Sanctum suffices

Applications not using Laravel

Projects needing minimal authentication setup

When performance-critical APIs require lightweight token management

Laravel Passport provides a full OAuth2 server for Laravel applications.

Supports personal access, password grant, and client credentials tokens.

Enables secure API authentication for SPA, mobile, and third-party apps.

Deeply integrated with Laravel Auth system.

Simplifies token issuance, revocation, and scope-based access control.

Is Passport open-source? -> Yes, part of Laravel.

Does Passport support SPA authentication? -> Yes, via password grant tokens.

Can Passport manage third-party API clients? -> Yes, via OAuth2 clients.

Does Passport issue JWT tokens? -> Yes, for API authentication.

How to revoke tokens? -> Using `token()->revoke()` method.