MojeID is the Czech Republic's digital identity platform, operated and maintained by CZ.NIC, the association that runs the national .cz domain registry. Built on the OpenID standard, it lets a person register once and then log in to government, banking, and private online services with a single account. Identity can be verified through Czech banks or in person, and MojeID connects to the state's National Identity Authority (NIA) so it can be used for eIDAS-recognised access across the European Union.
MojeID is the Czech Republic's digital identity platform, operated and maintained by CZ.NIC, the association that runs the national .cz domain registry. Built on the OpenID standard, it lets a person register once and then log in to government, banking, and private online services with a single account. Identity can be verified through Czech banks or in person, and MojeID connects to the state's National Identity Authority (NIA) so it can be used for eIDAS-recognised access across the European Union.
Verification returns government-confirmed personal data on the user's consent. The person authenticates with MojeID and agrees to share fields such as first name, surname, date of birth, and home address, which have been validated against the national register through the NIA. Businesses receive the confirmed data without asking the customer to re-enter and re-prove it.
The customer logs in with their MojeID account and consents to share their verified data with your service.
CZ.NIC returns confirmed fields such as first name, surname, date of birth, and home address, validated through the NIA.
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The person authenticates with their MojeID account and consents to share their verified data. CZ.NIC then returns confirmed fields such as first name, surname, date of birth, and home address, validated through the National Identity Authority, to your service.
MojeID can return government-confirmed personal details including first name, surname, date of birth, and home address, all shared on the user's consent.
No. MojeID is a voluntary digital identity operated by CZ.NIC. It is recognised for eIDAS access to public administration and is widely used across Czech online services, but it is not compulsory for private-sector transactions.
It runs as a pre-built connector. The person authenticates with MojeID and consents to share their verified data, and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
