iDIN is the Dutch bank-based identity scheme that lets a person confirm who they are online using the login they already have with their bank. It was developed by Currence, the Dutch payment and identity scheme owner, together with the country’s major banks, so verification runs through the same trusted method people use for online banking. Because the banks have already verified their account holders, a person can reuse that identity rather than starting from scratch.
iDIN is the Dutch bank-based identity scheme that lets a person confirm who they are online using the login they already have with their bank. It was developed by Currence, the Dutch payment and identity scheme owner, together with the country’s major banks, so verification runs through the same trusted method people use for online banking. Because the banks have already verified their account holders, a person can reuse that identity rather than starting from scratch.
The person selects their bank, logs in with their normal bank credentials, and confirms which details may be shared. On a successful authentication the scheme returns the agreed attributes, which include at least the person’s initials, surname, and a unique iDIN identifier, and can include further details such as date of birth and address. The customer stays in control of what is shared, and there is no document upload or selfie step because they prove identity with their bank login.
The customer selects their Dutch bank, logs in with their normal bank credentials, and confirms which details may be shared.
The scheme returns the agreed attributes, including at least verified initials, surname, and a unique iDIN identifier, with further details such as date of birth and address where shared.
Once the connector is activated, a verified result, the confirmed identity details, and a full audit record flow straight into your Zenoo case.
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The person selects their Dutch bank, logs in with their normal bank credentials, and confirms which details may be shared. The scheme then returns verified attributes such as initials, surname, and a unique iDIN identifier to your service.
On a successful authentication the scheme returns at least the person’s verified initials, surname, and a unique iDIN identifier, and can include further attributes such as date of birth and address where the person agrees to share them. There is no document upload or selfie step.
iDIN is run by the Dutch banks through Currence, the scheme owner. Because the banks have already verified their account holders, a person can reuse that identity to confirm who they are with your service.
You can activate this connector with your own account. Zenoo’s AI builds the integration, typically within a day. The person then authenticates with iDIN and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
