MitID is backed by a collaboration of the Danish government and the banking sector. MitID is a replacement for its predecessor, NemID,  and by June 2023, MitID will be the only option available.

MitID Erhverv is replacing the old NemID Medarbejdersignatur as the sole identity solution for business employees in Denmark. Employees will use MitID Erhverv to log in to public or private self-service platforms and read digital letters sent to the company, among other things. NemID Medarbejdersignatur will be completely phased out on October 31.

itsme® is a digital mobile ID accessed through an app and enables fast and secure online verifications. itsme® is used primarily in Belgium, with the Netherlands starting to pick up speed. It is used for verifying transactions, signing documents, and logging in to websites and mobile apps.

yes® combines the German savings banks' identity services. yes® is not a common user experience for all, as known from the Scandinavian eIDs. Instead, each user authenticates with their bank of choice.

With Sofort Ident you can verify all German users through their bank account. Sofort Ident by Klarna allows customers to have a seamless shopping experience without lengthy bank details. Users simply verify their purchases through their own bank, ensuring smooth and safe transactions.

The Norwegian BankID was first issued in 2004 and is now being updated with the introduction of the BankID app. The BankID app will introduce biometrics as a method of authentication. Through fingerprint or face recognition, BankID authentications will become much smoother.

The Finnish Trust Network (FTN) combines identity services from Finnish banks and the Mobile ID, Mobiilivarmenne. FTN is not a common user experience for all; instead, each user authenticates with their bank of choice.

Belgian eID, .beID, is the smartcard-based government ID. This established eID requires a smartcard reader and can be used for authentication, logging into public services, and digital signatures.

iDIN is provided by the Dutch banks through the Dutch Payments Association. iDIN is not a common user experience for all, as known from the Scandinavian eIDs. Instead, each user authenticates with their bank of choice.

BankID is provided by the Swedish banks and is used extensively across all industries. BankID is used daily by more than 8 million people for more than 20 million authentications and digital signatures in the public and private sectors.

Vipps Login is a digital identity embedded in the hugely popular peer-to-peer payment app, Vipps.  Vipps Login provides a smooth authentication and identification experience using the most popular consumer app in Norway.  It is recommended to use Vipps Login only for lower risk, more casual authentication and identification, whereas Norwegian BankID should s the option of choice for higher security.

DigiD is provided by the Dutch government and is used widely across the public sector and increasingly also in the private sector. Organizations eligible to support DigID are those within the public sector or private companies that handle a public service.

NemID has been the main eID in Denmark for the past decade, and it is now being replaced by MitID. MitID is more secure, lives up to the most recent requirements for eIDs. NemID will be completely phased out by June 30th 2023.