FortID, by TBTL
Digital identity,
without the exposure.
A production-ready, EUDI/eIDAS-compliant digital identity stack. It lets organisations verify who they're dealing with, without harvesting or exposing personal data.
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Three components, one stack
Separate components for issuing, holding, and verifying credentials, built to the same standard so they interoperate without extra integration work.
FortID Issuer
Creates and delivers credentials
Issues a credential against a schema — PID, mDL, or custom — straight to the holder's wallet.
FortID Wallet
Holds and selectively shares credentials
Stores credentials on a device and discloses only what's asked for — live on Google Play and the App Store.
FortID Verifier
Confirms credentials against policy
Starts a QR-based session, the holder authorises what to share, and gets back only the cryptographically confirmed result.
BUILT ON
Open standards
None of this runs on a format we invented. A credential issued by FortID can be read by someone else's wallet, and a wallet built on FortID can present a credential to someone else's verifier — including the EU's own official reference wallet — because everything follows the same public specifications the rest of the EUDI ecosystem builds against: the OpenID protocols for issuing and presenting credentials (OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VP), the SD-JWT and mso_mdoc credential formats, the EUDI Architecture Reference Framework, and ISO/IEC 18013-5 for mobile driving licences.
OUT OF THE BOX
Core EUDI credentials
Personal Identification Data (PID)
Core identity credentials, ready out of the box.
Mobile Driving Licence (mDL)
Issued and verified to the ISO/IEC 18013-5 standard.
Custom schemas
With selective disclosure, for credentials beyond the EUDI set.
FOR DEVELOPERS
Built to integrate
Already in the hands of real users. Below is what you'd use to bring it into your own product.
- ·Generate an API key, then integrate against the Issuer, Verifier, or Wallet service — each has its own RESTful API and how-to guides
- ·Test end-to-end against the official EUDI Reference Wallet, or FortID's own, before writing production code
- ·Try flows directly in the public Playground before integrating
- ·API-first, with SDKs across cURL, Python, Rust, JS, Go, Java, C#, and Kotlin
- ·Open-source components on GitHub, including the reference wallet
FORTID, BY TBTL
Product depth, developer docs, pricing, and the Playground demo live on fortid.com.
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