- Authentication
- Authorization
- Case Management
- Cloud
- Compliance
- Cybersecurity
- Enterprise
- Federated Single Sign-On
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Who is Identomat?
Identomat is a private provider of digital identity verification and identity security software that enables organizations to confirm, authenticate, and manage the identities of customers, users, and devices across digital services.
- Identity verification and identity proofing for digital onboarding
- Customer identity and access management (CIAM) functions
- Multi-factor and strong customer authentication
- Fraud detection linked to identity data and transaction risk
- Integration with enterprise applications through standard interfaces
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More About Identomat
Identomat's offerings are positioned for enterprise and regulated environments where organizations must confirm the identity of individuals before granting access to systems, services, or transactions. Typical deployments include digital account opening, customer onboarding, and secure access to online services. The company's focus sits within the identity security segment of enterprise IT, where verification and authentication functions are generally delivered as software services that integrate with existing customer relationship, banking, or case management systems.
The technology domain associated with this category includes document and biometric verification, liveness detection, and data checks against authoritative registers. Solutions of this type commonly rely on standards such as OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect for authorization flows, and on SAML for federated single sign-on in workforce contexts. Identity proofing aligned with national digital identity frameworks, such as eIDAS in the European Union, is an additional consideration for organizations operating across regulated sectors.
Solutions in this category are often compared with identity-as-a-service platforms and with specialized identity verification providers. Comparison within this group depends on the specific deployment, so this description reflects the category rather than a detailed product-by-product evaluation.
Identity verification affects onboarding cost, fraud exposure, and compliance obligations, including anti-money laundering requirements and know-your-customer procedures. Organizations use these functions to reduce manual review, maintain audit trails, and support regulatory reporting. For technology leaders, identity controls also determine how access policies are enforced across cloud, mobile, and partner channels.
The organization is classified within identity security and fraud prevention solution areas, reflecting its current focus on identity verification and customer identity functions.
Our description of Identomat. Updated October 2026.