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Use cases

Finnish Trust Network

FTN is an authentication method for Finland that integrates different methods of strong electronic identification, such as bank IDs and Mobiilvarmenne (run by Finnish mobile operators). This ensures that people can authenticate themselves securely across multiple services within seconds.

Benefits

  • 10 eIDS with 1 integration

    Identify and authenticate users with any Finnish eID by using our FTN broker service.

  • User-friendly solution

    Onboard or authenticate the end-user the identity provider of their choice.

  • Strong Customer Authentication

    PSD2 compliant strong customer authentication (SCA).

A comprehensive platform that connects you to all the Finnish electronic identities

The Finnish Trust Network (FTN), is an electronic identity that is widely accepted in the private and public sector.

FTN integrates different methods of strong electronic identification, such as bank IDs, Mobiilvarmenne (an authentication method run by Finnish mobile operators) . Signicat acts as an identity broker for Finnish businesses, providing access to the Finnish Trust Network through its approved, strong authentication solution.

The benefit of this solution is that the customer can make use of Signicat’s digital identity hub to give the end-user their choice of provider through a single point of integration and a single agreement.

Signicat's electronic identity brokering service makes it easier for organizations to implement digital identity verification, secure authentication and electronic signing in their online services, introduce new digital service concepts and simplify electronic identity management infrastructure.

All electronic IDs with one integration

Signicat as an FTN accredited broker provides you access to all identity provider services, which allows you to comply with requirements for Strong Customer Identification when onboarding new customers, securely authenticate returning users and entering into contracts by allowing the user to identify themselves with their chosen identity provider.