Instead of CPR-based identification, e-Boks uses the recipient’s name and address to match the document to a digital inbox. The document is only delivered if a unique recipient can be identified.
How delivery works
When sending without a CPR number, the delivery is based on recipient data:
You provide the recipient’s name and address
e-Boks compares the information with registered address data
The document is delivered if exactly one recipient can be identified
If no unique match is found, the delivery fails
This ensures that documents are only delivered when the recipient can be identified with sufficient certainty.
Data requirements
To ensure successful delivery, the recipient information must be accurate:
The first name must match the recipient’s first given name
The last name must match the last part of the full name
The address must match registered address data
Incorrect or incomplete information will result in failed delivery.
⚠️Recipients with name and address protection cannot receive the document
When to use this method
Sending via e-Boks without CPR is useful when:
You do not have access to CPR numbers
You need a secure alternative to physical mail
You want to send documents through a trusted digital inbox
This method allows you to maintain secure digital communication without relying on personal identification numbers.