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Interesting any article about the systems on denmark
by BOOSTERHIDROGEN 3y ago
Interesting any article about the systems on denmark
- piva00 3y agoIt's more than Denmark, the Nordics in general use digital signatures for accessing banking, government services (tax agencies, healthcare, pension systems, etc.), online payment ID checks, and so on. In Denmark I believe NemID/MitID is the most used one, here in Sweden we have BankID (most used), and Freja eID, there are a few smaller ones as well; Norway has their own BankID that is independent from the Swedish one; Finland has their own as well (and I heard it's been live before the 2000s).
- buzer 3y agoThe original Finnish one was TUPAS, it has been available since at least 1998. It was phased out in 2019 as it was not compatible with eIDAS. For end users there isn't really any difference but the old system required separate contracts between each bank and service provider. Due to that service providers also couldn't use 3rd party (think service like Auth0) who would handle contracts with individual banks. From my understanding it was also fairly expensive (in terms of per authentication event). The new one is called Finnish Trust Network and uses OIDC and in some cases SAML, TUPAS had it's own protocol (I'm not sure if there even was a standard protocol for that kind of authentication back then, even SAML 1.0 came out only in 2002).
- codingminds 3y agoI don't know about the danish system, but I guess it's similar to the ones used by Norway and Sweden https://bankid.no/ https://bankid.no/ (Norway) https://www.bankid.com/ https://www.bankid.com/ (Sweden)