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Digikoppeling is the Dutch standard for secure government data exchange, needed when integrating services between government organizations. It defines protocols and security requirements to facilitate compliant communication across public sector systems.

Implement Digikoppeling security by configuring TLS requirements and using PKIoverheid certificates for authentication. The standard also requires message-level signing and encryption depending on the chosen interface profile for secure data exchange.

Choose between REST-API, WUS (SOAP), ebMS2, and Large Messages by evaluating your integration requirements. Digikoppeling defines these four interface standards, each with specific protocols and use cases for different government data exchange scenarios.

Yes, Digikoppeling supports REST-API with mTLS for government agency integration. This profile combines REST interfaces with mutual TLS authentication using PKIoverheid certificates to ensure secure and compliant system connections.

Yes, Digikoppeling supports WUS (SOAP) as one of its four interface standards for government data exchange. It provides specific protocol guidance and security requirements for implementing SOAP-based compliant integrations.

Use Digikoppeling Large Messages when transferring oversized payloads that exceed standard protocol limits, whereas ebMS2 suits structured electronic messaging. The standard defines specific use cases and protocols for each interface profile.