Examples of using E-identification in English and their translations into Swedish
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You are responsible for all activities that occur in relation to Your Account through the use of Your e-identification.
log in to that and download your e-identification from there free of charge.
is approved for the governmental quality mark Swedish e-identification.
a new regulation on government identity documents with provisions on a government identity card and government e-identification.
E-identification could serve to attract new customers by allowing them, for example, the option to make an electricity agreement on the Internet.
To obtain e-identification, you must visit a Nordea branch in person
User groups who currently lack already existing e-identification can also use Freja eID on a basic level,
The e-identification contains the information that is needed to identify you when you log in to any of Bankgirot's internet services.
the financial sector has been identified as one of the areas which can benefit most from e-identification solutions.
In order to facilitate the scale-up of FinTech in the EU, work should be done on the interoperability of national e-Identification schemes.
for example, you suspect that your e-identification has been compromised.
market participants in order to ensure interoperability among the different national e-identification schemes;
With the e-identification of Nordea and similar services of other Finnish banks,
the same solution for e-identification in both countries.
promoting the cross-border use of e-identification and other e-services.
An initiative that is instituted online and for which the statements of support are collected online always require so called strong e-identification, for example the use of online bank codes or a mobile certificate provided by teleoperators.
If your e-identification does not work
websites of the competent authorities and on-line e-identification procedure.
the adoption of a legislative act on the mutual recognition of e-identification and e-authentication in order to facilitate the provision of cross-border public services in the single market.
in particular delivering on the Single Market Act's proposal for a decision by 2012 to ensure mutual recognition of e-identification and e-authentication across the EU