Can you get MobilePay without MitID?
What you need to sign up.
Short answer
No, as of November 2026 an adult cannot create MobilePay without MitID. When you sign up, you enter your CPR number, a phone number that can receive an SMS code, and then confirm your identity with MitID. You also need MitID to add a card, and you enter a bank account number, a four-digit code and a verified email. Administrative CPR numbers are not supported.
Why
- CPR number required, not an administrative one.
- MitID confirms your identity.
- MitID is also needed to add a card.
Details
Children under 15 do not sign up themselves: a parent creates the profile from their own MobilePay.
Tip
Have your MitID app ready and your card at hand before you start, so you can finish the setup in one go.
What may differ
The sign-up steps can change, for example when MobilePay changes its name to Vipps in January 2027.
Common misconception
A phone number is enough to start using MobilePay.
What actually happens
You also need a CPR number, MitID, a card and a bank account number.
People also ask
- Can foreigners get MobilePay?
- Which cards can you add to MobilePay?
- How old do you have to be to get MobilePay?
Sources
- Vipps MobilePay: How do I get started with MobilePay?Checked at:
- Vipps MobilePay: MobilePay under 15Checked at:
- Vipps MobilePay: MobilePay for private usersChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Payment rules, limits and fees change, so check the official sources or your bank before you pay.
Practical infoRelated questions
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The Danish Payments Council is a forum for cooperation on retail payments in Denmark, set up by Danmarks Nationalbank in 2012.
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Often yes.
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Apple Pay was launched in Denmark in 2017, Google Pay in 2018 and Samsung Pay in 2022.
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In 2025 e-commerce accounted for 30 % of total card turnover in Denmark, up from 22 % in 2019.

