The Finnish Trust Network (FTN) is Finland's framework for strong electronic identification, supervised by the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom). It connects the country's identity providers, chiefly the bank IDs issued by Finnish banks and Mobiilivarmenne, the mobile certificate run by mobile operators, so a service provider can accept any of them through one integration. FTN replaced the older TUPAS bank-authentication scheme and operates under the EU eIDAS regulation.
The Finnish Trust Network (FTN) is Finland's framework for strong electronic identification, supervised by the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom). It connects the country's identity providers, chiefly the bank IDs issued by Finnish banks and Mobiilivarmenne, the mobile certificate run by mobile operators, so a service provider can accept any of them through one integration. FTN replaced the older TUPAS bank-authentication scheme and operates under the EU eIDAS regulation.
To prove identity, the person chooses their preferred method and authenticates directly with their bank or mobile operator. With bank IDs they log in using their online banking credentials, and with Mobiilivarmenne they confirm with a PIN tied to a certificate on their SIM card. The identity provider then returns verified personal data to the service.
Because the underlying credentials are issued after in-person or bank-grade identity checks, FTN provides a high level of assurance suitable for regulated onboarding, account access, and digital signing.
The customer picks their bank ID or Mobiilivarmenne and is directed to that provider to authenticate.
The person authenticates with their online banking credentials or a SIM-based PIN, and the identity provider verifies them.
A verified result, the person's name and personal identity code, and a full audit record flow straight into your Zenoo case.
Chain these into one Zenoo Studio flow so a single journey handles identity, screening, and fraud.
Finnish Trust Network (FTN) is one scheme in Zenoo's global coverage. Add a neighbouring register or a document fallback without changing your integration.
The person chooses their bank ID or Mobiilivarmenne and authenticates directly with that provider. The identity provider then returns verified data such as the person's name and Finnish personal identity code to your service.
FTN brings together the bank IDs issued by Finnish banks and Mobiilivarmenne, the mobile certificate run by mobile operators, under one framework, so you can accept any of them through a single integration.
Yes. FTN is supervised by Traficom and provides strong electronic identification under the EU eIDAS regulation, which makes it suitable for regulated onboarding and digital signing.
It runs as a pre-built connector. The person authenticates with their chosen FTN method, and Zenoo returns a verified result with the person's details and a full audit trail.
