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Scytáles Ab selected to implement Suomi.fi Wallet technical solutions

3.7.2026 13:15:16 EEST | Digi- ja väestötietovirasto | Press release

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In 2027, the Digital and Population Data Services Agency is publishing Suomi.fi Wallet, with the technical implementation being entrusted to Scytáles Ab. The Digital and Population Data Services Agency is responsible for Suomi.fi Wallet and its development.

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Suomi.fi Wallet, which will operate on smart devices, will improve secure digital services in Finland and in the European Union. Its functions will include strong identification online, creation of electronic signatures, and sharing of data about yourself reliably and securely in different services in Finland and throughout the EU. Services are intended to be added to the Wallet in phases, as different authorities begin to provide various electronic certificates and documents through it.

The Suomi.fi Wallet can be used by Finnish citizens and persons permanently residing in Finland. The application will be free to download and optional to use.

On 5 June 2026, the Digital and Population Data Services Agency published a call for tenders to find a technical solution provider for the key parts of Suomi.fi Wallet, i.e. the background systems and the actual mobile application. We received tenders from nine prospective providers.

The tenderers may appeal the decision.  Appeals are accepted until 16 July 2026.

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Digital and Population Data Services Agency (The Finnish Digital Agency)

Digital and Population Data Services Agency (The Finnish Digital Agency) serves people at different stages of life, promotes the smooth functioning and stability of Finnish society and secures the availability of reliable data.

The Digital and Population Data Services Agency sees to the maintenance of the Population Information System, which is the foundation for our society, and to the digitalisation of society.

The agency’s tasks include civil marriages, name and address changes, guardianship and administrative guardianship, maintenance of the Population Information System, development of solutions for electronic identification, as well as the development and maintenance of centralised support services for e-services. E-service support services include the Suomi.fi Web Service, electronic messages from authorities (Suomi.fi Messages) as well as authorisation for acting on behalf of another party (Suomi.fi e-Authorization).

The Digital and Population Data Services Agency leads the way, reforms society and supports citizens in their interaction with public administration. Our aim is to further promote the smooth functioning of Finnish society. Digitalisation is one important way to achieve this.

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