MitID

Digitaliseringsstyrelsen

About this app

MitID is your digital ID. You use it when you want to log in, sign digitally and approve actions in various self-service solutions. If you need to approve on your mobile or tablet, you do it with a single swipe in the app. To authenticate on your computer, scan a QR code.

Activate your MitID
You can activate your MitID in your app by scanning your passport/ID card or with an activation code from Borgerservice. If you have a new mobile, you can copy your MitID from your old app.

In the app you can also...
Check your user ID and change the mobile number you use for MitID.

Have a spare MitID
Having an extra MitID is a good idea. If you happen to lose your mobile with the app on it, you can still use MitID.
Read here how to do it: MitID.dk/reserve

More information
You can get MitID from the age of 13.

MitID has been developed by The Agency for Digital Government and Finance Denmark – on behalf of the public and financial sectors.

Read more: MitID.dk

Ratings and reviews

Bugs all the time from a mobile phone! When I try to login to my profile on any website, there's often this message saying "Session cancelled - you have used your user ID in two places at the same time". Which is bullsh..t. And then I can't login anymore. Even when I clear tge cookies, close MitId, restart my phone. Same message. Usually it works again the next day, but what if I need to handle something urgent the same day??

For such serious app it still tends to have some issues like errors, sometimes swiping the confirmation doesn't work and you have to slide it a few times, doesnt see that an request was sent, etc. Still works well most of the time when you need it.

i reallly tired of getting "you are already signed in" warning. for example while trying to get a criminal record, process makes you sign in for the different cases at the same time and you get the warning. system doesn't work in itself.

What’s new

In the latest release of the MitID app, we've been working behind the scenes on the small details you might not immediately notice. The focus is on improvements and bug fixes – that’s the reality of some updates.