kompkortti
A kompkortti, or "computer card," refers to a compact, portable identification card used primarily in Finland for accessing various digital services. Introduced in 2007, it serves as a secure method for authenticating users in online transactions, government services, and banking. The card functions similarly to a smart card, containing an embedded microchip that stores cryptographic keys and personal identification data.
The kompkortti is issued by Finnish banks and financial institutions, often as part of a debit or
One of the key features of the kompkortti is its compatibility with the Finnish e-Residency and digital
While the kompkortti remains widely used, its role has shifted slightly with the growing adoption of mobile