The Malta eID is the country’s national electronic identity, issued through the Identity Cards Unit and used to reach eGovernment services and to sign documents electronically. A person’s eID account is linked to their Maltese electronic identity card, so citizens and eResidence document holders can prove who they are online with a credential the state already recognises. Malta’s national electronic identity card is notified under the EU eIDAS framework at a high level of assurance.
The Malta eID is the country’s national electronic identity, issued through the Identity Cards Unit and used to reach eGovernment services and to sign documents electronically. A person’s eID account is linked to their Maltese electronic identity card, so citizens and eResidence document holders can prove who they are online with a credential the state already recognises. Malta’s national electronic identity card is notified under the EU eIDAS framework at a high level of assurance.
Verification is based on the person’s eID account and Maltese identity card number, together with their credentials on the national identity portal. When someone authenticates, the scheme confirms the identity linked to that account and can return verified details such as the person’s name. The customer proves who they are directly with their existing eID credentials, so there is no document upload or selfie step.
The customer signs in with their eID account through the national identity portal, using their Maltese identity card number and credentials to prove who they are.
The scheme confirms the identity linked to the eID account and returns verified details such as the person’s name.
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 authenticates with their eID account through Malta’s national identity portal, using their Maltese identity card number and credentials. The scheme confirms the identity linked to that account and returns verified details such as the person’s name to your service.
On a successful authentication the scheme can return the person’s verified name, along with confirmation of their Maltese identity card number. There is no document upload or selfie step, because the person proves identity with their existing eID credentials.
Yes. The Malta eID is the country’s official national electronic identity, issued through the Identity Cards Unit, and Malta’s national electronic identity card is notified under eIDAS at a high assurance level.
You can activate this connector with your own account. Zenoo’s AI builds the integration, typically within a day. The person then authenticates with the Malta eID and Zenoo returns a verified result with a full audit trail.
