For the public sector
Public infrastructure,on public terms.
Identity for agencies and institutions that answer to citizens: EU jurisdiction end to end, verifiable compliance, and no foreign statute in the chain of custody.
Where your data lives is not a detail
Operator, storage, applicable law, third-country access: every link in the chain is European. Not as a policy promise — as a property of the system, readable from the record.
Requirements, met
The obligations a public institution carries, built in rather than bolted on.
Data sovereignty
Processed and stored exclusively in the EU by a European operator. No CLOUD Act exposure, by construction.
NIS2 readiness
Controls mapped to the directive: MFA enforcement, audit trails, and incident reporting hooks.
eIDAS compatibility
Designed to interoperate with the European Digital Identity framework as it rolls out.
Accessible to every citizen
WCAG 2.1 AA sign-in flows. Accessibility is a legal requirement, and we treat it like one.
On-premise option
Run it on your own infrastructure when policy requires it. Same product, your racks.
Transparent to oversight
Append-only audit logs give inspection bodies the full record, not a summary.
Why it matters
Infrastructure that answers to citizens should not report to foreign law.
When a public service runs its identity on extraterritorial infrastructure, sovereignty is a hope, not a guarantee. We build it as a property of the system: European operator, European soil, European law.
Read our security practicesCompliance, documented
The frameworks your assessors will ask about, and where we stand on each.
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