Sign with Swedish BankID (Intesi)
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BankID is the digital ID people in Sweden already use. Signing with it in fynk needs the BankID app. For a qualified signature in Sweden, choose a method such as ZealiD or Evrotrust.
About the provider
Swedish BankID is the electronic ID from a group of Swedish banks. People confirm with the BankID they already have, and signing in fynk needs the BankID app. In fynk this method is an advanced signature. Freja eID Sign is another advanced method for Sweden.
Questions
Yes. Swedish BankID (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 from that flow, and the signer confirms in the BankID app. AES (eID) is switched on once in the account settings, under Enable AES (eID).
It is Sweden's electronic identity, developed by a group of Swedish banks. More than 8 million people use it. Signing in fynk needs the BankID app.
Swedish BankID supports advanced signatures. A qualified signature depends on a separate qualified trust service provider.
How signing works
- 01
Choose it in fynk
This method is chosen from the provider list.
- 02
Confirm with the provider
fynk opens Swedish BankID, where the signer confirms in the BankID app.
- 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
- Sweden
- Signature level
- Advanced (AES)
- How you sign
- Mobile app
- Registration
- Required with the provider
- Mark in the PDF
- AES
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