Scrive and e-Boks partner for e-Boks ID, AltID and MitID in Denmark
No more sharing of national numbers: e-Boks and Scrive strengthen digital security for Danes ↗
What happened
- Scrive entered a strategic partnership with e-Boks to combine e-Boks ID, AltID, and MitID into a single solution.
- The partnership gives businesses all three digital ID solutions through a single integration, via dewa, partially owned by e-Boks.
- The partnership launches with the three Danish ID solutions, and the parties are working to add further Nordic eIDs.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Competes directly with Signicat's Nordic eID brokering (eID Hub, MitID and BankID routes) in Denmark, where Scrive now offers MitID via a partner route.
- Scrive's Danish position relies on a partner-owned route (dewa, partially owned by e-Boks), a dependency Signicat can contrast with its own direct routes.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “Scrive has entered a strategic partnership with e-Boks, Denmark’s leading digital communication platform, that combines e-Boks ID, AltID, and MitID into a single solution.” source ↗
- “As a result, businesses can offer all three digital ID solutions through a single integration, avoiding the need to manage separate integrations for each provider.” source ↗
- “The partnership launches with the three Danish ID solutions, and the parties are already working to expand the offering with additional Nordic eIDs” source ↗
- “Scrive’s access to MitID with e-Boks ID and AltID via dewa” source ↗
- “via dewa (partially owned by e-Boks)” source ↗
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