MitID integration: how businesses accept Denmark's eID

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MitID is Denmark’s national electronic identification system, used by 97.2% of residents over age 15, that enables businesses to verify users through a familiar sign-in process and receive signed identity attributes including name, date of birth, a pseudonymous UUID, and assurance level, but not normally CPR numbers, addresses, or photos. Private companies must access MitID through certified brokers rather than connecting directly, while costs and onboarding timelines vary by broker and are not fully public. Notified under eIDAS at Substantial and High assurance levels, MitID can serve as a standalone customer-verification source in many standard-risk Danish AML cases, though enhanced due diligence may require additional checks and forthcoming EU AML rules will recognize qualifying eID methods. It is used across banking, government services, gambling, age verification, signing, and business reporting, but organizations should maintain document-based alternatives for people without MitID, including younger users, visitors, and some non-residents, as well as for outages or cases requiring information MitID does not provide. The text also presents Didit as a provider that offers MitID through a certified broker alongside document verification, liveness checks, face matching, and AML screening.

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