From commuting to grocery shopping, mobile apps have made many of our daily tasks simpler. Here are some of the best apps to have on your phone if you live in Denmark.
MitID, the digital ID system used to access public service platforms and make online payments in Denmark, has now been restored after an extended outage on Tuesday.
E-Boks, the platform on which most people in Denmark read secure digital mails from authorities and businesses, has been given new features which could help foreign residents understand their post.
E-Boks, the platform on which most people in Denmark read secure digital mails from authorities and businesses, has been sold to Danish investment fund CataCap.
Danish digital ID platform MitID receives an update on Wednesday which developers say will make the app more resistant to scammers’ attempts to fraudulently gain access to the ID.
The European Commission has released details of its proposal to make passports and national identity cards available in a digital format on smartphones to "speed up travel" to and within the Schengen Area.
Users of Denmark and Norway's Vipps MobilePay app can from Monday send and receive money to and from people in Sweden -- although not all Swedish banks can yet receive cross-border payments.
2024 is turning out to be a big year for e-payment apps across the Nordics, but is there any chance that you will be able to use Vipps MobilePay across borders before the summer starts?
An update to Denmark’s digital ID platform MitID will enable the app to be activated on a new device without using a passport, an issue that has previously caused difficulties for foreign residents.
Denmark's NemID digital ID system will stop working at midnight on Tuesday after more than 13 years, completing the migration to the new, more secure, MitID system.
Denmark’s Agency for Digitisation has issued advice on how residents who are not Danish passport holders can make the switch to the country’s new digital ID system, MitID.
After Denmark’s old identity verification service NemID was shut down for use with banks, online shopping, and some social services on November 1st, waiting times for in-person assistance switiching to the new platform, MitID, has increased,
Next week sees a deadline in the changeover to Denmark’s new digital ID platform, MitID. Many users of the old system, NemID, are required to visit local services in person to verify their identity. What happens if you no longer live in Denmark?
Up to 6-10 percent of digital ID users in Denmark are yet to transfer to the new MitID system, meaning they could be unable to access online banking and other services form next week.
IT experts say that the discovery of a hack using “unbelievably simple code” raises concerns over the security of Denmark’s new online digital ID, MitID.
The transition to MitID, Denmark’s new public digital ID system, could prove a considerable headache for people who don’t use the code-generating smartphone app.
Danish residents accessing online platforms including tax, public services and health services will be asked to log in using the new MitID secure system from September 22nd.
