Sumsub launched its Non-Doc Nordic eID Bundle, enabling businesses to access Swedish BankID, Danish MitID, Norwegian BankID, and Finnish Trust Network through a single integration and shared monthly commitment. The product expands Sumsub’s Non-Doc Verification suite across all four major Nordic eID schemes, eliminating the need for separate country-level integrations and contracts.
- Swedish BankID: Covers over 98% of the adult population; verification completes in 2-3 seconds
- Danish MitID: Covers roughly 96% of residents with 5.5 million registered users
- Norwegian BankID: Covers around 97% of the adult population
- Finnish Trust Network: Covers more than 95% of adults through ten participating banks and providers
- Availability: Bundle now available to all Sumsub clients operating in or expanding into the Nordic region
Non-Doc Verification checks user identities against bank, government, or telecom records through eID login rather than requiring scanned documents. Each Nordic eID scheme operates under consortiums of major banks or telecom-backed identity providers and is recognized under eIDAS regulations. The bundle consolidates usage across markets under one shared commitment, allowing businesses to scale verification volume flexibly between countries without renegotiating separate agreements.
Andrew Novoselsky, Chief Product Officer at Sumsub, stated that the bundle addresses operational challenges for regional expansion. Businesses expanding across the Nordics previously had to negotiate separate integrations despite near-universal eID adoption across all four countries, creating friction as verification demands shifted month-to-month between markets.
The infrastructure supporting the bundle aligns with Sumsub’s European eID expansion strategy and preparation for the forthcoming European Digital Identity Wallet rollout. Sumsub is an identity verification and compliance platform serving fintech, banking, and marketplace clients globally.
Andrew Novoselsky, Chief Product Officer at Sumsub. Source: sumsub.com
