# Finnish Trust Network (FTN)

Learn which electronic ID methods are available for signing documents securely in different countries.

June 1, 2026

## Background

Electronic identification (eID) is available on our **Professional** and **Enterprise** plans. We currently support:

- BankID, Sweden
- BankID NO, Norway
- MitID, Denmark
- Finnish Trust Network (FTN), Finland

The Finnish government has introduced **new requirements** to increase the security and privacy of FTN authentication. These apply to all providers, including Criipto (our integration partner).

**GetAccept's FTN authentication is compliant with the latest governmental requirements.**

**Good to know:** These changes are **not visible to your end-users**. The login experience works exactly as before.

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## What’s changing?

According to _Traficom’s Recommendation 213/2023 S (Finnish Trust Network OpenID Connect Profile)_, all FTN integrations must now:

- Sign authorization requests to Criipto and send them as Request Objects (JWT-secured Authorization Requests)
- Use **Private Key JWT** client authentication (instead of client secret authentication)
- Receive **encrypted token and UserInfo responses** from Criipto (JSON Web Encryption)
- Use **statically configured JWK sets** for signing and encryption

For full details, see [Criipto documentation](https://docs.criipto.com/verify/e-ids/finnish-trust-network/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).

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## Why is this important?

- **Before:** FTN logins worked with previous authentication standards.
- **Now:** The Finnish government requires all providers to follow stricter security measures.
- **Impact:** Without these updates, FTN logins would no longer function once the new requirements take effect.

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## Who is affected?

- Only customers using **Finnish Trust Network (FTN)**.
- No action is required on your side.
- Users will continue to log in with FTN as usual.