Mobile-ID · Digital Trust
ISO/IEC 27001 · FIDO2 · OpenID — View scope
How it works

From Identity to Signing Evidence

A unified lifecycle across identity, authorization, signing, verification and evidence.

TRUST LIFECYCLE

Identity → Authorization → Signature → Verification → Evidence

Reference architecture
Document and policy

Version • signer • authority

VNeID / RS-HUB

Applicable identity and signing service route

GoPaperless Agent

Desktop application handoff

REST API

Asynchronous transaction integration

Trusted SIC

Transaction-bound authorization

CA / RSSP

Signature creation with the applicable key and certificate

Verification and evidence

Output • state • correlation

BOUNDARIES

Do not collapse trust layers.

Authentication is not authorization. Authorization is not signature creation. Signature creation is not verification.

1

Identity

VNeID/eID/profile context.

2

Authentication / Authorization

Passkey or user approval.

3

Signature Creation

CA/RSSP signing infrastructure.

4

Verification

Certificate/status/time.

5

Evidence

Audit and transaction context.

CONTROL POINTS

Identity, authorization, signature and evidence answer four different questions

Mobile-ID Sign makes explicit who the participant is, what the participant approved, which infrastructure created the signature, and what the system can retain to prove the transaction.

IDENTITY

Who is participating?

Identity/session sources provide permitted context.

AUTHORIZATION

What is the user approving?

Transaction/document summary should bind to user intent.

SIGNATURE

What creates the signature?

CA/RSSP/QSCD/HSM depend on route and credential.

EVIDENCE

How can it be proven?

Hash, certificate/status, time, callbacks and audit correlate to the transaction.

Do not collapse states

SSO success, consent success and signing success are not the same state.

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