-
 Electronic
signature: to electronically sign and seal documents (MS
Word, Adobe etc.) and emails,
- Electronic registered mail:
to send electronic registered letter using either an application or
a local postal service account (Belgium, Austria etc.),
- Electronic billing: it is
now possible to receive free electronic billing statements from
telecoms operators,
- Electronic local authority or town hall
counters: the inhabitants of certain communes can now
make online request the main documents they need like certificates
and registry entries. Local authority counters are permanently
accessible,
- Student cards: certain
schools, in Belgium in particular, use e-ID to manage students,
network access, and attendance,
- Fiscal declarations:
citizens can identify and authenticate themselves and then sign
fiscal declarations they have completed online,
- E-Banking: certain banks
have integrated e-ID for customer identification in Austria, Sweden
and Belgium, whereas other have integrated it as an additional means
of securing online transactions,
- Hotel registration: some
hotels now complete these using their clients’ e-ID.
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 Several
business applications that use e-ID are up and running in many countries:
- Electronic signature: for adding an
electronic signature to documents (MS Word, Adobe etc.) and emails,
- Electronic registered mail: to send
electronic registered letter deliveries using either an application or a
local postal service account (Belgium, Austria etc.),
- Electronic billing: it is now
possible to receive and consult electronic billing statements from telecoms
operators and other service providers,
- Company business: exchanging
different documents (service reports, vacation lists, pay-slips and bank
payments),
- Vehicle registration: insurers and
leasers can register new vehicles for the customer accounts,
- Public and professional purchases
(e-Procurement),
- Online fiscal declarations.
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