Getting Started

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Step 1: Set up the Dashboard

Before writing any code, you need to create a tenant and register your own Idura domain and application to get your API credentials.

Set up the Dashboard → Learn how to navigate the Idura Dashboard, register a tenant, and create your first domain and application.

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Step 2: Create a test user

You cannot use your real, personal eID to test integrations in a development environment. Instead, national eID schemes require dummy accounts for testing.

Create test users → Learn how to generate test identities for the eIDs you'll be working with.

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Step 3: Choose your integration

Ready to build? We provide SDKs and step-by-step guides to integrate Idura Verify into your existing tech stack. Select your framework below.

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SPA & Native

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Backend & Web

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Identity platforms

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Not ready to write code yet?

You can simulate a full authentication flow right from your browser using our developer tools:

• Authorize URL Builder → Construct and test specific login requests, tuning the parameters to your needs.
• OIDC Visualizer → Step through a complete login flow. Inspect requests and responses exchanged during the process, decode JWT tokens, and review user claims returned by the eID.

Or build your knowledge first by exploring our resources:

• Understand OpenID Connect → Learn about the different OpenID Connect flows supported by Idura Verify, authorization request parameters, JWT tokens, and more.
• Review security best practices → See guidelines for securing your implementation and choosing the right OIDC flow for your application architecture.

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Step 4: Move to production

Once your integration is working locally with test users, it's time to upgrade.

• Get ready for production → Review our checklist for applying for eIDs you need and going live.