Scrive survey: 84% of Swedish customers prefer BankID and biometrics to passwords
The future of home security: eIDs outperform traditional passwords ↗
What happened
- Scrive partnered with Unbounded to survey 849 Swedish consumers aged 30+.
- For existing customers logging into apps/web portals, 84% chose BankID and biometrics versus 16% for email + password.
- For non-customers imagining login with an alarm, 90% said they would prefer BankID and biometrics.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Content is vendor marketing that promotes eID login for Scrive; it is a consumer-preference data point in the Swedish market where Signicat offers BankID routes.
- Sample is a single Swedish survey commissioned with a partner and sized at 849 respondents; the vertical is home alarms, so generalisation to other sectors is the vendor's own extrapolation.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “Scrive partnered with Unbounded to survey 849 Swedish consumers aged 30+.” source ↗
- “84% chose BankID and biometrics, compared to just 16% for email + password.” source ↗
- “90% said they would prefer BankID and biometrics, with email + password trailing at 10%.” source ↗
- “Our research shows that home security customers are moving away from passwords toward eIDs for convenience and trust.” source ↗
- “While our survey focused on home security, the findings apply across industries where trust, compliance, and customer experience intersect” source ↗
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