What is the Digital Post app in Denmark?
Your official mailbox on the phone.
Short answer
The Digital Post app is a shared public app for reading the letters Danish authorities send you digitally. You receive Digital Post from public authorities from the age of 15, and the same post can be read in the app, on borger.dk, on e-Boks and on mit.dk. Whatever you read, answer, send or delete on one platform shows on the others. You log in with MitID. Post from private companies only appears on the platform where the company has an agreement with you.
Why
- One public mailbox can be read in four places.
- Letters from authorities arrive digitally from age 15.
- Changes on one platform show on the others.
Details
e-Boks and mit.dk are run by the companies e-Boks A/S and Netcompany A/S, while borger.dk and the Digital Post app are shared public platforms.
Tip
Turn on notifications in the app settings so you notice new letters from authorities.
What may differ
Post from companies such as a bank is not shared across platforms, so it may only appear in e-Boks or mit.dk.
Common misconception
You need e-Boks to read letters from Danish authorities.
What actually happens
Public Digital Post can also be read in the Digital Post app, on borger.dk or on mit.dk.
People also ask
- Do you have to use Digital Post in Denmark?
- How do I get notified about new Digital Post?
- What is the difference between e-Boks and mit.dk?
Sources
- borger.dk: Digital PostChecked at:
- Danish Agency for Digital Government: Digital PostChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Prices and terms of mobile plans are set by each operator, so check them with your own operator.
MitID, CPR and Digital PostRelated questions
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How do you log in to Danish E-tax (TastSelv), and is it in English?
You log in to E-tax for individuals, called TastSelv in Danish, with MitID if you are 15 or older.
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Is there an SMS warning service for deaf people in Denmark?
Yes.
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Does the S!RENEN phone warning need internet, and does it track your phone?
No to both.
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Will you get emergency alerts on a foreign phone in Denmark?
Yes, if your phone is compatible.

