A trust layerunder every tool.
From France, IRON ID is building a digital trust infrastructure for organizations: a complete workspace resting on a common trust layer that makes every action verifiable, by anyone, years later, without depending on IRON ID.
Market and projection figures are shared with investors under a confidentiality agreement.
“Trust is scattered across tools that ignore each other.”
Files, identity, email, meetings, access control and audit live in separate tools, with no shared record.
Audits are reconstructed by hand
Disparate logs have to be reconciled to establish who did what, when, on which version of a document.
Identity drifts between integrations
The same employee exists under several accounts, with rights that are no longer consistent from one tool to another.
Proof depends on the vendor
When a document has to be produced before a third party, verifying it often requires the supplier's tool, account or goodwill.
One identity, one record, one place to verify. Proofs that stay readable in ten years, with or without us.
A free core, three revenue lines.
The core of the platform is free for every organization. Only two resources are billed: storage beyond 5 GB, by capacity, and professional email on your own domain, per mailbox. Enterprise products and private deployments are on quotation.
The model expects 20% of signings to go through partners and resellers. Euro price list published at the launch on 20 November 2026.
Now
B2B sales: sign up with a work address; confirmation within two working days; private deployments on quotation.
Before launch
Onboarding of registered organizations, in cohorts, with direct support from the product team; QA testing of the last functions.
20 November 2026
Simultaneous opening in France and the EU of Fe, Silicon, Xenon, Argon, Krypton and Titanium; opening to the general public.
First half of 2027
Commercial availability of Silver, the Sign SDK (IRON ID Enterprise); launch of the AI agent.
No date announced
Identity federation; standard mail clients for Argon; browser and site-to-site access for Krypton; qualified timestamping.
GDPR (EU)
Applicable since 25 May 2018 in the 27 member states; breach notification within 72 hours.
Hosting in France, DPA, proof-preserving erasure, incident procedure.
NIS 2
Directive (EU) 2022/2555: extended cybersecurity obligations, management liability; transposition under way.
Tamper-evident audit log, per-resource access control (Krypton), traceability.
eIDAS
Simple electronic signature from V1 of Silver; advanced level under legal review.
The qualified level requires a qualified provider and device and is not claimed.
Book a meeting with a founder.
A founder replies within two working days and proposes a slot. The projection model and the technical roadmap are shared under a confidentiality agreement.
Or directly: contact@iron-id.io