Logos in raster and vector, and headshots you can publish. Drop us a line if you need a format or a resolution that isn't here.
Using the logo
- Keep clear space around the wordmark of at least the height of the "P".
- Use the dark wordmark on light backgrounds, the white one on dark.
- Do not recolour, rotate, stretch, or add effects to the wordmark.
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Brand colours are blue
#475CF4and dark navy#1D2155. - Reproduce the wordmark no smaller than 100px wide on screen, 25mm in print.
About Partisia
Partisia Applications ApS builds infrastructure for privacy-preserving verification. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, the company develops decentralised identity, verifiable credentials, and multi-party computation systems that let organisations confirm the facts they need without collecting or storing the underlying personal data. Its technology grew out of more than three decades of cryptographic research at Aarhus University. Its products cover visitor access control, age assurance, and identity verification for national wallets and the European Digital Identity Wallet framework.
- Legal entity
- Partisia Applications ApS
- Founded
- 2018
- Headquarters
- Aarhus N, Denmark
- Employees
- 10-25
- CVR
- 39454882
Press releases
The most recent company announcements. Everything else we publish is on the blog.
Terms, in plain language
The vocabulary that turns up in our announcements, defined for a general audience. Deeper technical detail is in the documentation.
- Multi-party computation (MPC)
- A cryptographic method that lets several parties compute a shared result while each keeps its own input private. No participant sees what the others contributed, and no central party holds all of it.
- Zero-knowledge proof
- A proof that a statement is true which reveals nothing beyond that fact. It can establish that someone is over 18 without disclosing a date of birth.
- Verifiable credential
- A digitally signed statement about a person or organisation, issued by one party and checkable by another without contacting the issuer. The W3C standard behind digital IDs, diplomas, and licences.
- EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI)
- The smartphone wallet every EU member state must make available to citizens under eIDAS 2.0, holding government-issued identity alongside other credentials.
- eIDAS 2.0
- The EU regulation on electronic identification and trust services, in force since 2024, which mandates the Digital Identity Wallet.
- Decentralised identity
- A model where people hold their own credentials and present them directly, instead of every service storing its own copy of their personal data.