Linxens Builds Trust with Secure Identity Solutions for Governments Worldwide
Levallois-Perret, France – [4 November] – In a world where digital transformation accelerates and fraudsters gain unprecedented tools through emerging technologies like AI,identity document security has become a strategic priority for governments worldwide..Ahead of one of the industry’s key events, TRUSTECH (Dec 2-4, Paris), Linxens, a global leader in electronic components for secure identification for more than 40 years, reaffirms its commitment to supporting governments and institutions in the fight against identity fraud by delivering reliable, secure, and innovative identity solutions.
With over four decades of industrial expertise, Linxens has supplied more than 122 billion micro-connectors and 6 billion RFID antennas worldwide. Today, Linxens components are found in passports, ID cards, and driver’s licenses used by millions of individuals across more than 10 0 government identification programs globally.
Linxens’ identity security portfolio is built on both physical and digital innovations. Its core technologies include RFID-based inlays, secure data pages, and transparent window and hinge features, all designed to ensure the durability, authenticity, and traceability of identity documents. These security features are developed in Linxens’ seven R&D centers and produced across eight factorieslocated in Europe and Asia, including high-security sites in Thailand, Germany, and Singaporecertified to the highest international standards as EAL6, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
The company’s manufacturing excellence is further demonstrated by its dedicated government-focused production site in Ayutthaya, Thailand, capable of producing over 15 million polycarbonate passport and ID inlays per month. With a team of 150 engineers and certified project managers, Linxens ensures full control and quality at every stage of production, from module packaging to inlay integration under the highest security standards.
“Our mission is to empower citizens and institutions with trustworthy identity solutions that can withstand both physical tampering and digital threats” said Jérôme Frou, Vice President of LinxensGovernment Business Unit. “We believe that physical and digital identities are not in competition, they are complementary. Secure physical documents remain essential in enabling digital identity with confidence.”
With increasing global concerns over identity fraud, national ID cards alone account for 40% of reported fraud cases according to the Onfido 2025 Identity Fraud Report, Linxens continues to invest in the development of advanced materials and processes to stay ahead of emerging threats. This commitment underscores Linxens’ position as a global reference in secure identity, supporting governments with complete, trusted and advanced solutions.
