Compliance in Sweden Overview
Sweden has unique legal and regulatory requirements for electronic/digital identification, particularly within the public sector and publicly funded services.
Freja is fully approved for use within Swedish national e-ID frameworks and supports:
- personal identification
- identification within organisations and the workplace
Swedish-approved with a Global Reach
Freja is LOA3-approved by the Swedish government’s Agency for Digital Government for Swedish citizens and non-residents from 170+ countries and territories across the world.
Reach people in Sweden and across the world with an approved, high-assurance e-ID.
Only Swedish e-ID Approved for both Personal and Workplace Use
Freja is the only Swedish e-ID approved for use both privately and in organisations and the workplace (via Freja’s Organisation ID).
This makes it ideal for public sector organisations, regulated industries, and cross-border identity authentication.
Sweden’s New e-ID Law
Law (2026:1358) on State Electronic Identification and Electronic Identification enters into force on 1 December 2026.
It introduces new requirements for public actors to recognise and accept all e-IDs available through Sweden’s Authorisation System.
Learn about the new rules, whether you are affected and what steps you need to take.