What is a MitID broker? How businesses connect to MitID
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MitID is Denmark’s national electronic identification system, which replaced NemID and serves more than 5 million registered users; businesses seeking to use it must connect through an approved MitID broker rather than directly with the system. Brokers manage authentication and return signed identity information including a user’s full name, date of birth, pseudonymous identifier, and assurance level, but generally not CPR numbers, addresses, or portraits. MitID is notified under eIDAS at Substantial and High assurance levels, with the level for an individual login depending on the authentication method used, and it may often satisfy Danish anti-money-laundering customer due-diligence requirements outside enhanced due diligence. Pricing is determined by brokers because the underlying per-authentication fee is not publicly disclosed, while implementation requirements, contract terms, and onboarding times must be confirmed individually. Businesses are advised to select a broker or intermediary provider, verify assurance requirements for their use case, present a recognizable service name to users, and offer document-based verification with chip reading, liveness, and face matching as a fallback for people without MitID; the text also presents Didit as one such intermediary workflow provider.
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