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Verified with AltID
Identity infrastructure · eIDAS 2.0
Issue and verify digital credentials for guest access, age verification, and the identity flows your business needs, on eIDAS 2.0 standards we co-authored.
Businesses get proof they can trust. Users stay in control of what they share.
What we build
A high-performance platform that verifies credentials (age, residency, professional status) without ever seeing or storing the underlying personal data. We provide the proof layer for a digital world that demands both certainty and privacy.
Products
Ready-to-use identity solutions, powered by credential verification APIs that let you prove only what matters without exposing the data behind it.
Credential at the door
A complete guest check-in: the visitor scans, swipes to present their credential, and the doors they are authorized for open. Touchless, audited, and connected to your front desk.
Age check, no document
An age gate that answers with a proof, not a document. The wallet returns the one fact you asked for, and no ID document is uploaded.
Issuance and verification
The same primitives that power both products, as APIs you build on. Issue credentials signed by your organization, verify credentials issued by others, and run it inside your own infrastructure.
Proof
Named deployments, named partners, and a hand in the specification the EUDI Wallet is built to.
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.
Verifiable digital identity underpins secure identification and access management on the New Hospital Bispebjerg construction project, in Denmark's largest region.
AltID runs inside the booking and attendance systems a Danish municipality already uses, with Vejle as the first pilot, rather than asking anyone to adopt a separate system.
A partnership bringing verifiable digital identity into physical access control, so a credential opens a door rather than a badge nobody checks.
Every EU member state must offer a Digital Identity Wallet by the end of 2026, and banks, telecoms, and other key sectors must accept them by the end of 2027. Be ready first.