You need to launch an identity or signature journey
The issue is not only functional. You need the right proof model, the right legal level and the right fraud controls.
Digital trust
Digital Trust — e-KYC, eIDAS electronic signature, EUDIW e-wallet and fraud prevention
Identity verification, strong authentication, electronic signature, fraud prevention. The critical building blocks of your digital journeys.
Our Conviction
Why digital trust is so difficult to stabilise
Regulation is accelerating
eIDAS 2.0, AI Act, DORA, AML/CFT: timelines are short and technical requirements are exacting. Poorly anticipated, they block time to market.
Every flow is an attack surface
Identity, electronic signature, payment: a poorly secured or non-compliant journey is enough to trigger a major security or regulatory incident.
Fraud evolves faster
Deepfakes, document injection, behavioral attacks: detection cannot be static or delegated to a single tool.
7 areas of expertise
E-KYC & PVID
Identity verification, liveness detection, document control. ANJ, ACPR, AML/CFT journeys.
European e-wallet (EUDIW)
eIDAS 2.0 integration, PID/QEAA attestations, OpenID4VC/VP. Relying party compliance.
Strong authentication
Adaptive MFA, FIDO2, OpenID Connect, SSO. FranceConnect+ integration.
Electronic signature
Simple, advanced, and qualified eIDAS signatures. Legally binding archiving.
Fraud prevention
Real-time scoring, behavioral anomaly detection, forged document analysis.
Open Banking
PSD2, AISP, PISP. Account aggregation, payment initiation, SCA.
PKI & cryptography
X.509 certificates, TLS/mTLS, key infrastructure. Code signing, encryption.
The chain of trust
From first contact to legal archiving
PVID
Identity verification
Document control, liveness detection. ANJ, ACPR, AML/CFT journeys.
E-wallet
Credential storage
EUDIW, PID/QEAA attestations. Portability and user control.
Signature
Provable consent
Simple, advanced or qualified eIDAS. Multi-party contractual journeys.
Sealing
Legally binding archiving
Qualified timestamping, digital safe, complete audit trail.
When to call us
The contexts where a digital trust subject needs proper framing
A regulatory requirement is becoming a product constraint
eIDAS 2, PVID, AML, Open Banking or MFA must be handled in the journey, the architecture and the operating model.
You want stronger security without crushing user experience
Each added step can either protect the journey or damage conversion. The trade-off has to be designed end to end.
What we deliver
What must be clear before a critical journey goes live
01
A trust journey architecture
Choice of building blocks, proof sequence, decision points, logging and interfaces with your existing IS.
02
A regulatory and evidence framework
Signature levels, identity requirements, audit trail, admissibility conditions and control points made explicit.
03
Integrated fraud and authentication controls
Liveness, scoring, MFA, PKI, signature or wallet integrated as one coherent journey, not as a loose stack of tools.
04
Go-live and operating conditions
Runbook, supervision, evidence handling and governance. The journey remains defensible over time, not only on launch day.
What we bring
Why work with us on these topics
Real experience
No learning on your project. We have already handled these cases.
End-to-end vision
Identity, wallet, signature, fraud, cryptography. We cover the full chain.
Coherent architecture
Integration fits into your existing system, not alongside it.
MCC included
We operate what we integrate. Service continuity is part of the contract.
Proof in production
Regulated journeys already live in production
Signature, identity, wallets and fraud are won in the integration details as much as in the choice of components.
Finance & Automotive Credit
Digital Subscription Platform - BMW Financial Services France
Implementation of a fully digital subscription solution - in dealership and remotely - for BMW Financial Services France (ACPR-regulated credit institution) and its network of 295 points of sale (BMW, MINI, Motorrad). Fully paperless journey for both customers and advisors. Scope: identity & authentication, E-KYC, electronic signature, probative archiving. Live since 2020.
- 295 points of sale
- 300 files per day
- live since 2020
Identity & Qualified Signature
jesignexpert.com e-signature platform for the accounting profession - ECMA
Development and maintenance since 2018 of jesignexpert.com, an eIDAS-compliant electronic signature and sealing platform dedicated to the accounting profession. Covers three signature levels (simple, advanced with LCP nominal certificate, qualified via ANSSI-certified PVID) and supports multi-document, multi-signatory and multi-firm workflows.
- 5M signatures in 2025
- 1.6M seals in 2025
- 60 partner integrations
Tax & Digital Compliance
Fiscal compliance examination platform conformexpert.com - ECMA
Development and maintenance of conformexpert.com, a Fiscal Compliance Examination (ECF) solution published by ECMA in partnership with Runview. The platform covers the full mission: client engagement, automated analysis of the accounting entries file (FEC), guidance on all 10 ECF checkpoints and direct electronic transmission to the DGFiP. Enhanced with a risk analysis engine powered by datamining and AI.
- Full ECF mission completable in under 30 minutes
- ECF checkpoints 1 and 2 fully automated via FEC file analysis
- Over 100 controls on accounting entries to identify tax and accounting risks
Frequently asked questions
What is digital trust?
The set of mechanisms that guarantee an identity has been verified, consent is traceable and a document or transaction has legal standing: KYC, e-signature, PKI, fraud prevention.
What are eIDAS 2.0 and the European digital wallet (EUDIW)?
eIDAS 2.0 is the European regulation requiring each member state to provide a digital identity wallet (EUDIW) by 2026. It allows citizens to store and present verifiable credentials (PID, QEAA) via OpenID4VC/VP protocols.
What is the difference between simple, advanced and qualified e-signatures?
A simple signature timestamps consent; an advanced signature binds the signatory in a verifiable way; a qualified signature (eIDAS) has the same legal standing as a handwritten signature and requires a certificate issued by a qualified trust service provider (QTSP).
How do you secure a KYC journey against deepfake fraud?
Through a chain combining real-time liveness detection, document metadata analysis, behavioural scoring and cross-referencing with reference databases,without relying on any single tool.
What do you deliver on a digital trust project?
We deliver the journey architecture, the proof and control choices, the required integrations, the expected audit trail and the operating conditions. A digital trust subject cannot be left to loose API assembly.
Critical journeys to secure?
We have already handled these cases. A first discussion quickly frames the target architecture and applicable regulatory constraints.
Discuss your challenges