Identity infrastructure on eIDAS 2.0

Turn digital identity into trusted action.

Partisia issues and verifies digital credentials, so you know who you are dealing with and people share only what is needed.

A credential on a person's own phone can open a door, prove an age or confirm a role. Partisia provides the products and the APIs behind those checks, built on the open standards of eIDAS 2.0 and connected to the systems you already run.

What Partisia does

How a credential works

Partisia moves the proof to the person. A trusted issuer signs a credential, the person keeps it in a wallet on their own phone, and your service checks it when it needs to.

  1. Step 1

    Issuer

    Signs a credential and delivers it to the person.

  2. Step 2

    Wallet

    Holds it and shares only what the person approves.

  3. Step 3

    Verifier

    Checks the signatures, without contacting the issuer.

  4. Step 4

    Your system

    Receives the result and decides.

What changes

What changes for your organization

Organizations verify the same people again and again: at reception, at the site gate, at the checkout. Each check collects a copy of a document or a date of birth that then has to be stored and protected.

Verified, not self-asserted

Identity is checked with AltID, MitID or a passport scan, so the record links a real person to what happened.

Only what is needed is shared

Selective disclosure reveals only the attributes a check needs. An age check returns whether the person is over the age limit, and nothing else.

No copies to store

Partisia records that a verification succeeded, not the document behind it.

On top of your existing systems

Partisia is not an access control system and does not replace your identity provider. It connects to the access control, directory and supplier systems you already have.

Access ends by itself

A visitor pass or a site ID stops working when the visit or the period on site ends.

Runs where your security review puts it

As a service, or on your own infrastructure with Docker, on-prem or hybrid.

Products

Four products, one platform

Three ready-made products for the checks organizations ask for most, and the Credential APIs they are built on, for checks of your own design. The first flow puts the platform in place, and the next one is built on it rather than beside it.

Which one fits

Start from the check you need to make

Each product covers one of them, and the Credential APIs they are built on let you design your own.

If you need to Choose
Let guests and contractors into a building, with a record of who was inside and when VisitorPass
Give everyone working on a site a verified ID and record their time on site SitePass
Confirm a customer is over an age limit without collecting their ID AgeVerify
Issue or verify credentials of your own design, inside your own systems Credential APIs

How the products work together

One log, one wallet, one integration

Where different people arrive at the same place, the products run side by side on one platform.

One log

On a site, SitePass covers the workforce and VisitorPass covers guests and deliveries, recorded in the same log.

One wallet

A site ID and a visitor pass sit side by side in Partisia ID Wallet, with the same check-in.

One integration

Adding a second product does not mean connecting to your access control system twice.

Why now

More people arrive ready

Every year more people hold a wallet that works, so the identity check gets easier rather than harder.

  1. 3 June 2026 AltID launches Denmark's EUDI wallet. 281,390 people had created an AltID by 4 August 2026.
  2. Dec 2026 Wallets are available Every EU member state must offer an EU Digital Identity Wallet.
  3. 2 January 2027 d-you launches Germany's wallet, on the same EU standards as AltID.
  4. Dec 2027 Acceptance obliged Regulated sectors, including banking and telecoms, must accept the wallet where strong authentication is required.
In force today

Visitor access under NIS2

The EU's NIS2 Directive makes visitor access rules a must for many companies.

In force today

Age assurance

Under the UK Online Safety Act, Ofcom enforces age assurance for services hosting pornography and other age-restricted content. Under the EU Digital Services Act, the Commission has opened formal proceedings against several platforms over age assurance.

Direction of travel

One standard across borders

Wallets from every member state follow the same standard, so a check built for AltID today meets the wallets that arrive next.

Why Partisia

We work on the framework our products are built on

Partisia was founded in 2008 in Aarhus, Denmark, as a spin-out from Aarhus University, on more than three decades of cryptographic research, and is backed by the EIC Accelerator.

Among the first with AltID

SitePass is among the first known solutions in Denmark to put AltID, the Danish EUDI wallet, into use. Germany's d-you follows on the same standards.

Open standards, nothing proprietary

W3C Verifiable Credentials, SD-JWT, mdoc (ISO/IEC 18013-5), OpenID4VCI and OpenID4VP: the same standards the EUDI wallets build upon.

Your boundaries stay yours

Your access control system keeps every authorization and decision. Your directory stays the single place a person is created and removed.

Any wallet that follows the standard

Partisia ID Wallet, AltID, a wallet in your own brand, or an EU Digital Identity Wallet as they arrive.

Proof

Deployed, not theoretical

Named deployments, named partners, and a hand in the specification the EUDI Wallet is built to.

A co-author of the EU's reference framework

Partisia is a co-author on the Architecture and Reference Framework, the technical specification the EUDI Wallet ecosystem is built to. Not alignment with a standard. A hand in writing it.

Next step

Start with one check: the platform carries the rest

Most organizations begin where the problem is already concrete: visitors at the front desk, workers at the site gate, or an age check at the checkout. The next use case is built on the same platform.

A working session

The checks you make today, who makes them, and which need a verified identity.

An integration review

Which of your systems the credential touches, and what each one needs.

A first deployment

One flow in production, as a service or on your own infrastructure.

Turn digital identity
into trusted action.