MojeID Czech

MojeID Czech

A Czech electronic identity service for online authentication.

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Provider details

Category and coverage

Category

eIDAS 1.0

Geographies

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Czech Republic

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What you can verify

Sometimes returned
  • Given name
  • Family name
  • Full name
  • Date of birth
  • Sex
  • Phone number
  • Full address

Technical & standards

Standards:
LoA Substantial, eIDAS

How to integrate

MojeID Czech

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

Choose which identity providers to accept, then run your first verification session.

MojeID Czech verification, one API for every ID

Trinsic verifies this ID and hundreds of digital IDs across 50+ countries through one integration. Explore the identity verification API, or browse digital IDs by country.

Frequently asked questions

01

What is MojeID?

MojeID is a Czech digital identity service operated by CZ.NIC that lets people sign in to online services with a single account. Around 1.1 million people use it. Trinsic lets you accept MojeID through one API.

02

Which countries does MojeID cover?

MojeID covers the Czech Republic. Trinsic lets you accept it alongside eIDs, wallets, and bank IDs from 50+ other countries in one integration.

03

What can you verify with MojeID?

Verifying with MojeID returns verified identity details such as the person's name and date of birth. Trinsic returns the result in one normalized, consented schema.

04

How does verifying with MojeID work?

The user signs in with their MojeID account and consents to share their identity data. Trinsic manages the connection and returns a normalized, consented result, so you integrate once.

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eIDAS 1.0

eIDAS-notified digital IDs in Europe are used for authentication and, in some cases, e-signature under the eIDAS 1.0 regulatory framework.

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