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Trinsic Acceptance Network

Global

Trinsic’s Acceptance Network is an aggregator rather than a single national scheme. It brings many digital identity methods together behind one integration, so a business can accept mobile driver’s licences, national eIDs, bank-based IDs such as the Nordic BankIDs, and reusable identity wallets without building a separate connection for each one. Trinsic handles the registrations, certificates, assurance mapping, and consent flows that each method requires, and normalises the results into a single response.

Scheme facts
Operator Trinsic, which runs the Acceptance Network as an aggregator of many identity schemes
Country Global, spanning schemes across multiple countries
Identifier Varies by the underlying scheme the person chooses, such as a mobile driver’s licence, national eID, or bank-based ID
Data returned Verified attributes such as name and date of birth, normalised into a single consistent response
Coverage A broad set of digital ID methods across many countries, presented through one integration
Official status An acceptance network that connects to official and reusable identity schemes; assurance depends on the underlying method
What is itHow verification worksWhat you can buildPairs well withFAQ

What is Trinsic Acceptance Network?

Trinsic’s Acceptance Network is an aggregator rather than a single national scheme. It brings many digital identity methods together behind one integration, so a business can accept mobile driver’s licences, national eIDs, bank-based IDs such as the Nordic BankIDs, and reusable identity wallets without building a separate connection for each one. Trinsic handles the registrations, certificates, assurance mapping, and consent flows that each method requires, and normalises the results into a single response.

When someone verifies, Trinsic detects the fastest compliant option for that person, whether that is a bank login, a wallet share, an NFC read of a smart card, or a document scan fallback with a liveness check. The person proves who they are with an identity they already hold, and the verified attributes are returned in a consistent shape. Zenoo connects to the Acceptance Network so you can reach a wide range of schemes through one pre-built connector.

How verification works

Person chooses a digital ID they hold

Trinsic detects the fastest compliant option for the person, such as a bank login, a wallet share, an NFC smart-card read, or a document scan with a liveness check as a fallback.

Verified attributes normalised

The chosen scheme confirms the person’s identity, and Trinsic returns the verified attributes in a single consistent shape regardless of which method was used.

Signals returned to your flow

A verified result, the confirmed identity details, and a full audit record flow straight into your Zenoo case.

What you can build

Accept many national eIDs and wallets through one integration instead of building each connector.
Let a returning customer verify in seconds with an identity they already hold.
Onboard customers across borders for digital e-KYC with local schemes.
Offer a document scan with liveness as a fallback when no digital ID is available.
Route each person to the fastest compliant verification option automatically.

Pairs well with

Chain these into one Zenoo Studio flow so a single journey handles identity, screening, and fraud.

Coverage context

One of 209 countries, 16 indicators each

Trinsic Acceptance Network is one scheme in Zenoo's global coverage. Add a neighbouring register or a document fallback without changing your integration.

BankID NorwayMitID (Denmark)Samsung Wallet digital ID

Frequently asked questions

How do I verify an identity through the Trinsic Acceptance Network?

The person chooses a digital ID they already hold, and Trinsic detects the fastest compliant option, such as a bank login, a wallet share, an NFC smart-card read, or a document scan fallback. The chosen scheme confirms the person’s identity, and the verified attributes are returned to your service.

What data does the Trinsic Acceptance Network return?

On a successful verification the network returns verified attributes such as the person’s name and date of birth, normalised into a single consistent response. The exact attributes depend on the underlying scheme the person used.

Is the Trinsic Acceptance Network a national eID scheme?

No. It is an aggregator that connects to many identity schemes across different countries, including national eIDs, bank-based IDs, mobile driver’s licences, and reusable wallets, so a business can accept them through one integration.

How does the Trinsic Acceptance Network work with Zenoo?

It runs as a pre-built connector. The person authenticates with the Trinsic Acceptance Network, and Zenoo returns a verified result with the confirmed identity details and a full audit trail.

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