Signicat, a prominent player in the European Digital Identity sector, has taken a significant step by integrating the Italian e-identity system, SPID (Sistema Pubblico di Identità Digitale), into its electronic identity offerings. This strategic move makes Signicat the leading international aggregator for showcasing SPID, allowing businesses and government entities across Europe to easily connect with SPID’s extensive user base of 35 million Italians. This integration enables tasks such as customer onboarding and identity validation.
This development signifies that any Italian can use SPID for various services, from opening bank accounts to renting cars or finalizing mortgages when choosing Signicat as their primary identity hub. It bridges the gap between European citizens and businesses, promoting increased interaction and trust.
Signicat’s dedication to electronic identity extends beyond SPID. The company currently supports over 30 electronic IDs through its Digital Identity Platform, facilitating seamless digital interactions between businesses, government entities, and consumers.
This aligns with the European Commission’s European Digital Wallet initiative, aiming to create a harmonized digital identity environment in Europe. Signicat’s active involvement in the EU Digital Identity Wallet Large Scale Pilots (LSP) reinforces its commitment to innovation and progress in this domain.
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, Signicat leads the way in transforming electronic identity across Europe. The integration of SPID into their suite reaffirms their position as a provider of unrivaled digital identity verification solutions, enabling businesses and public administrations to move towards a future marked by increased efficiency and superior user engagement.
Signicat is a pioneering pan-European digital identity entity with a strong global reputation in the digital identity space. Their Digital Identity Platform offers a wide range of identity proofing and authentication mechanisms, accessible through a single integration point. Founded in 2006, Signicat was acquired by Nordic Capital, a reputable European private equity investor, in 2019. The company is headquartered in Trondheim, Norway.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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