App Feature

A national digital identity wallet for Liechtenstein that lets you authenticate to online services and present digital documents (e.g., driving licence). It uses short‑lived codes plus in‑app confirmation, supports biometric or password authorization, is eIDAS‑notified for use across EEA/EU services, and requires a one‑time in‑person or video identification to register. The app also supports secure transfer of the eID and documents to a new device.

Verdict

Verdict: A secure, high‑assurance digital ID for Liechtenstein users, best if you need official eIDAS‑level logins and mobile document proofs.

Who is it for

Real-world User Experience

Is it Worth Paying For?

The app is free with no ads or in‑app purchases. For users who need eIDAS‑level authentication or mobile document proofs, it offers clear value at no cost.

How it Compares to Alternatives

Compared with other national eID apps (e.g., SwissID, ID Austria) and EU‑focused tools (e.g., EU Login), eID.li emphasizes high‑assurance, state‑backed identity tied to Liechtenstein with eIDAS notification for cross‑border use. It is stronger for official use cases than generic sign‑in apps but may integrate with fewer third‑party services outside its jurisdiction. Versus broad EU institution access (EU Login), eID.li offers legally assured identification tailored to Liechtenstein’s ecosystem and compatible EEA/EU services.

Summary

eID.li is a government-backed digital identity and wallet for Liechtenstein that delivers strong security, eIDAS‑compliant logins, and mobile document proofs like a driving licence. Registration requires verified identity (in person or via video), after which authentication uses short‑lived codes and an in‑app confirmation authorized by password or biometrics. It suits residents and eligible foreigners who access public or private services that accept eIDAS identities, and it provides a migration path to new devices. With no cost and no ads, its value is clear for official logins and document portability, though it may feel overkill if you don’t use eIDAS‑enabled services or prefer instant, consumer‑grade sign‑ins.