MinID is a personalized log-in system that provides access to many public services on the internet from the Government of Norway. Now, it offers citizens new options which provide secure access to public authorities' services dealing with highly sensitive personal information. MinID is developed and maintained by the Agency for Public Management and eGovernment and currently gives million peo-ple secure electronic access to a gamut of public services e.g. deliv-ery of tax returns, services of the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Organization, applications for student loans and scholarships and may more. These services do not require high security, since they do not process sensitive personal data nor have special security requirements. The new MinID options are an eID smart card and an eID USB stick. They provide eID at the highest security level, and are designed for public services that deal with sensitive information e.g. health information and other services with especially high security requirements. They can also be used for all services for which MinID is currently used, as well as for future services which involve the electronic signing of documents and the encryption of messages that contain sensi-tive information. Though, MinID is designed with safety and convenience, yet future services might require even higher security, which might involve a different type of ordering method. So to obtain a MinID at the highest level of security might require attendance in person in order to conduct an identification check. Currently the MinID PIN code is sent to the user's home when the service is acquired. For information: http://www.startupgreece.gov.gr/