Digital identity
Let your customers, students and citizens prove who they are without handing over all their data.
We help you understand, plan and build verifiable digital identity: signatures, customer verification and credentials, with technical and legal judgement.
What it is for
Three everyday questions: who signs, who is who, and who gets paid
Sign and contract
Legally valid electronic signature built into your workflow: quotes, contracts and customer onboarding. No printing, no waiting.
Onboard customers and suppliers
Onboarding with identity verification and document checks, so you know who is on the other side before you contract or pay.
Verify an IBAN change
Check bank account ownership before the first payment and on every change, so a fake email cannot divert a transfer.
What it is, in three lines
Self-sovereign identity, verifiable credentials and the European wallet
Self-sovereign identity (SSI)
People keep their own credentials and decide what to show and to whom, without relying on a central database.
Verifiable credential
A signed digital document (degree, licence, certificate) that anyone can check instantly, using open standards such as W3C VC and OpenID4VC.
European digital identity wallet (EUDI Wallet)
The app provided for by Regulation (EU) 2024/1183, known as eIDAS 2, to identify yourself, sign and share accredited documents from your phone.
What we do
Knowledge, consulting and development
Knowledge
What eIDAS 2 requires of your organisation if you issue, accept or manage credentials; the standards (W3C VC, OpenID4VC, decentralised identifiers) and how mature they really are; training for management, IT and legal with examples from your sector.
Consulting
A map of the points where your company relies on an identity (onboarding, payments, signatures, access) and what to verify at each one; design of the trust model; a roadmap to prepare for the European wallet, with risks and how it fits with security and data protection.
Development
Integration of signatures, identity and document verification, and credential issuing and checking, into your CRM, ERP, website or academic management system; working prototypes to validate with real users before investing more.
Use cases
Where digital identity makes a difference
- Signing documents and contracts with legal validity, with no paper and no intermediaries.
- Customer onboarding in banking, health or regulated services with reusable attributes and fewer ID copies.
- A supplier's IBAN change: ownership checked before you pay.
- Academic degrees issued as credentials and presented to an employer without paper.
- Supplier accreditation: showing you are up to date or certified without resending documents for every tender or onboarding.
- Document verification: checking in seconds that a certificate, power of attorney or report is authentic and has not been altered.
- Dealings with public administration, sharing only the data the procedure needs.
How we work
From knowing where it helps you to having it running
- 01
Assessment
Processes, documents and obligations; what is worth verifying digitally first.
- 02
Design
Trust model, standards and architecture, validated with IT and legal.
- 03
Prototype
A focused case tested with real users before scaling.
- 04
Integration and handover
Connection to your systems, documentation and training.
Who it is for
Organisations that need to know who they are dealing with
Companies in regulated sectors
Finance, health and services: less friction and risk in onboarding, contracts and suppliers.
Universities and training centres
Verifiable academic credentials, from degrees to micro-credentials.
Public administration
Preparation to accept or issue identity and credentials under eIDAS 2.
Frequently asked questions
What we are asked most before getting started
Is this a product you sell me?+
No. It is consultancy and bespoke development on open standards, so you can decide with sound judgement and not depend on a single vendor.
Do I have to wait for the European wallet to get started?+
No. You can design processes, sign and verify identity today, and issue credentials using the same standards the wallet will use.
Does a verifiable credential replace the electronic signature?+
No, they complement each other. The credential proves a piece of data; the signature proves intent and the integrity of a document.
What is the difference between simple, advanced and qualified electronic signatures?+
The level of assurance about who is signing. A qualified signature has the same legal effect as a handwritten one.
How do I stop a supplier's bank account being changed by email?+
By verifying bank account ownership before the first payment and on every change. It can be automated in your payment flow.
How does it fit with GDPR?+
Well designed, it reduces the data that is shared and stored. We review it case by case with your data protection officer.
Start by finding out where digital identity helps you.
A short assessment to identify your use cases, your obligations and a realistic first step.
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