Sign with Finnish Trust Network (Intesi)
The Finnish Trust Network is how people in Finland already identify themselves, usually through their bank.
About the provider
The Finnish Trust Network, Luottamusverkosto, is Finland's framework for electronic identification through banks and mobile operators. People sign with an identity they already have there. In fynk this method is an advanced signature.
Questions
Yes. Finnish Trust Network (Intesi) is included as a signature method in fynk. The sender sets the signature type to AES (eID) when the contract is sent, and the signer picks this method from the provider list when they sign. fynk opens the provider in the browser from that flow. AES (eID) is switched on once in the account settings, under Enable AES (eID).
Luottamusverkosto brings Finnish bank and mobile-operator identities together, for public and private e-services in Finland and Åland.
It provides advanced electronic signatures under Finland's act on strong electronic identification and under eIDAS.
How signing works
- 01
Choose it in fynk
This method is chosen from the provider list.
- 02
Confirm with the provider
fynk opens the Finnish Trust Network, where the signer confirms with the identity they already have.
- 03
Marked on the PDF
The PDF is marked AES. The signature uses the provider's qualified seal, not a certificate in the signer's name, and it does not have the effect of a handwritten signature.
Other methods
- Country
- Åland, Finland
- Signature level
- Advanced (AES)
- How you sign
- In the browser
- Registration
- Required with the provider
- Mark in the PDF
- AES
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