eäriregistri

Eäriregistri is a registry system intended to store and manage electronic records, rights, and identifiers within a digital ecosystem. It is designed to provide a single, trusted source of truth that can be accessed by public authorities, private entities, and citizens. The concept emphasizes data integrity, provenance, and interoperability across organizations and domains.

Typical contents include unique identifiers for entities (such as persons, properties, licenses, or digital assets), records of ownership or rights, status and validity indicators, timestamps, and provenance metadata showing who created or modified a record and when.

Implementation can vary: some systems operate as centralized databases controlled by a government agency or a designated registry authority; others deploy distributed ledger technology or hybrid models to enhance tamper-resistance and auditability. Interoperability is usually achieved through standardized data schemas and APIs.

Governance covers legal framework, data quality obligations, privacy protections, retention schedules, and access rights. Strong authentication, role-based access control, and audit logging help safeguard sensitive information and support accountability.

Common use cases include digital property or asset titles, professional licenses and certifications, business registrations, and digital identities linked to service access. Challenges include ensuring privacy, cross-border interoperability, data accuracy, and long-term sustainability of the registry.