A reusable digital identity service for authentication and identity verification.
Provider details
Category and coverage
Category
Reusable IDs
eIDAS 1.0
Geographies
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Country guides
What you can verify
- Given name
- Family name
- Middle name
- Date of birth
- Phone number
- Address line 1
- Postal code
- Country
- Sex
Technical & standards
- Protocol
- OIDC
- Standards
- GPG45 Medium, UK DIATF
How to integrate
Digidentity
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.
Digidentity 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.
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Frequently asked questions
01
What is Digidentity?
Digidentity is a reusable digital ID solution that lets people prove their identity for secure access to government and commercial services.
02
Which countries does Digidentity cover?
It covers the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
03
What can you verify with Digidentity?
It returns given name, family name, middle name, date of birth, sex, phone number, and address.
04
How does verifying with Digidentity work?
Digidentity uses presentation-based verification. The user is redirected to Digidentity, shares their reusable digital ID, and is returned to your app once complete.
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Reusable IDs
Digital IDs issued by private-sector entities for commercial use in identity verification applications, often derived from strong identity verification flows with biometric user binding.
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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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