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Now available: eeID, a simple three-in-one personal identification service

Similarly to domain registry the eeID service works on a prepayment basis – the customer transfers the desired amount to their account, and the corresponding fee is deducted for each authentication.
How to order the eeID service?
In
the initial phase of the service, please send a subscription request
(see PDFs below) to info@internet.ee.
After signing this document, we will send you access to the test
environment. If the solution is in the testing stage, you will need
to notify us again at info@internet.ee, we will then send you access
to the live environment to finally launch the service.
How
billing works?
Similarly
to the domain registry, the eeID service works on a prepayment basis
– the customer transfers the desired amount to their account, and
the corresponding fee is deducted for each authentication.
If
you have questions regarding the deployment or management of the
service, please write to info@internet.ee

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