BankID Norway states that the ID card stores document image, national identity number, expiry date, nationality, document number, document type, first name and last name, retrieved when the user scans a passport or national ID card with the BankID app.
Sikkerhet og personvern for ID-kort - BankID ↗
What happened
- BankID Norway states that the data is encrypted and only the user holds the key to retrieve the personal data.
- BankID Norway states that the ID card is deleted if it is not used for one year or when the passport or national ID card used for activation expires.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The page describes a Norwegian state-issued ID card route with per-disclosure history and a deletion rule; relevant to Signicat's Nordic eID brokering and document-based onboarding positioning, but this is a consumer privacy FAQ rather than a commercial move.
Evidence from the source (3 quotes)
- “Dataene blir kryptert, og det er du som bruker som sitter med nøkkelen som kan hente fram personopplysningene.” source ↗
- “ID-kortet ditt blir også slettet hvis du ikke har brukt det på et år eller når passet eller det nasjonale ID-kortet du har brukt til å aktivere, utløper.” source ↗
- “Med ID-kort i BankID-appen slipper du å ha med passet når du skal legitimere deg” source ↗
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