A Latvian mobile identity service for online authentication and electronic signatures.
Provider details
Category and coverage
What you can verify
- Given name
- Family name
- Date of birth
Technical & standards
- Protocol
- OIDC
- Standards
- LoA High, eIDAS
How to integrate
eParaksts Mobile
Every provider in the Trinsic network is added the same way. Three steps, one integration.
01
Create an account
Sign up for Trinsic and create a workspace in the dashboard.
02
Get an API key
Generate an API key for your workspace to authenticate verification requests.
03
Configure a verification profile
Choose which identity providers to accept, then run your first verification session.
eParaksts Mobile verification, one API for every ID
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Frequently asked questions
01
What is eParaksts Mobile?
eParaksts Mobile is Latvia's mobile app for secure authentication and qualified electronic signatures. The user approves in the app with biometrics or a PIN to create a cryptographic signature that releases government-verified identity data. Trinsic lets you accept it through one API.
02
Which countries does eParaksts Mobile cover?
eParaksts Mobile is used in Latvia to verify Latvian residents. Trinsic lets you accept it alongside eIDs, wallets, and bank IDs from 50+ other countries in one integration.
03
What can you verify with eParaksts Mobile?
Verifying with eParaksts Mobile confirms a person's government-verified identity data. Trinsic returns it in one normalized, consented schema.
04
How does verifying with eParaksts Mobile work?
The user approves the request in the eParaksts mobile app using biometrics or a PIN, creating a signature that releases verified identity data. Trinsic manages the connection and returns a normalized, consented result.
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