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The eDO App is a Polish mobile application that reads the electronic layer of the national identity card, known as the eDowód. It is provided by Polska Wytwórnia Papierów Wartościowych (PWPW), Poland's state security printing works. Every Polish ID card issued since March 2019 carries an electronic chip, and the app uses the phone's NFC reader to confirm identity online without a separate card reader.
The eDO App is a Polish mobile application that reads the electronic layer of the national identity card, known as the eDowód. It is provided by Polska Wytwórnia Papierów Wartościowych (PWPW), Poland's state security printing works. Every Polish ID card issued since March 2019 carries an electronic chip, and the app uses the phone's NFC reader to confirm identity online without a separate card reader.
Verification works by the person tapping their NFC-enabled Polish ID card against their phone with the eDO App, then authenticating and consenting to share their data. The app reads government-sourced fields directly from the card's chip and returns them to your service. It is aligned with the eIDAS Regulation and provides a substantial level of assurance.
Because the data comes straight from the card chip rather than a form fill, the person only needs their physical eDowód, a phone with NFC, and the free app to complete the check.
The customer is directed to the eDO App on their phone and prepares their physical eDowód card.
The person taps their NFC-enabled Polish ID card against the phone, authenticates, and consents to share the data read from the chip.
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The person taps their NFC-enabled Polish ID card against their phone in the eDO App, authenticates, and consents to share their data. The app reads verified fields from the card chip such as name, date of birth, and PESEL, and returns them to your service through Zenoo.
It returns government-sourced fields read from the eDowód chip: given name, family name, date of birth, sex, and the 11-digit PESEL national identification number.
They need a Polish electronic ID card (eDowód, issued since March 2019), a phone with NFC support, and the free eDO App. No separate card reader is required.
It runs as a pre-built connector. The person taps their card in the eDO App and consents to share their data, and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
