WISeID is a digital identity platform designed to secure online interactions and communications for both individuals and businesses developed by WISeKey. The platform leverages public key infrastructure (PKI) technology, utilizing standard digital certificates issued by WISeKey's trusted certification authorities.

Central to the WISeID platform is its "WISeID Account," which serves as a gateway to various WISeKey services. Users are provided with a Digital Certificate that enables strong authentication for accessing online services and supports the creation of legally binding digital signatures for documents. Additionally, WISeID includes a “Personal Encrypted Vault,” offering a secure environment for users to store sensitive information such as passwords, financial data, and other personal documents, protected by strong encryption.

For businesses, WISeID offers solutions to secure interactions with employees and customers, including the implementation of single-sign-on (SSO) capabilities to streamline access to corporate resources. The platform provides web services and mobile applications, aiming to provide a comprehensive solution for managing digital identities and ensuring secure digital transactions and communications.

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