The Slovak electronic ID card, known locally as the občiansky preukaz s čipom, is the official identity document for Slovak citizens. The scheme is owned by the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic and the cards are issued by the Police Force. The chip carries digital certificates that let the holder identify themselves online and, optionally, create a qualified electronic signature. The scheme is notified under the EU eIDAS Regulation at the high level of assurance, so it can be used for cross-border access to services across the EU.
The Slovak electronic ID card, known locally as the občiansky preukaz s čipom, is the official identity document for Slovak citizens. The scheme is owned by the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic and the cards are issued by the Police Force. The chip carries digital certificates that let the holder identify themselves online and, optionally, create a qualified electronic signature. The scheme is notified under the EU eIDAS Regulation at the high level of assurance, so it can be used for cross-border access to services across the EU.
To authenticate, the person uses their physical eID card with a card reader and enters their personal security code, the six-digit BOK (Bezpečný osobný kód). The card's public key certificate proves control of the credential, and the verified identity is confirmed against the person's record. A qualified signature certificate can also be held on the chip, protected by a separate PIN, for legally binding electronic signing.
On a successful check, Zenoo returns the verified identity result together with a full audit record so your compliance team can evidence the outcome.
The customer uses their Slovak electronic ID card with a card reader and enters their six-digit BOK security code to open the chip.
The card's authentication certificate proves the person controls the credential and confirms their verified identity.
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The person uses their electronic ID card with a card reader and enters their six-digit BOK security code. The card's authentication certificate confirms they control the credential, and Zenoo returns a verified identity result with a full audit trail.
The BOK (Bezpečný osobný kód) is a six-digit personal security code set when the card is activated. It opens the chip so the holder can identify themselves electronically to public administration and other services.
Yes. The scheme is notified under the EU eIDAS Regulation at the high level of assurance, so Slovak citizens can use their eID card to access services in other EU member states.
The person authenticates with their eID card and BOK code, and Zenoo returns a verified result together with a full audit record for your case file.