Registered letters
High-level description
Section titled “High-level description”A registered letter is sensitive content that a recipient opens by signing with BankID. Use it when proof of the opening action and its associated data are needed.
Sub-types
Section titled “Sub-types”registered.letter is the registered-letter content type; it has no
additional sub-types.
Common payload
Section titled “Common payload”Set type to registered.letter and include a registered object.
Registered letters require an SSN recipient; email matching is not supported.
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
ssn |
Identifies the individual recipient |
subject |
Describes the letter; do not include personal data |
registered.expires_at |
Limits how long the letter can be opened; no more than 30 days from now |
registered.hidden |
Controls whether the sender or subject is hidden before opening |
registered.sender_reference |
Stores your reference in the signed or expired response |
{ "ssn": "YYYYMMDDNNNN", "subject": "Important information from Example Energy", "type": "registered.letter", "registered": { "expires_at": "2026-10-01T23:59:59Z", "sender_reference": { "case_id": "case-123" }, "hidden": { "sender": false, "subject": false } }}Other information
Section titled “Other information”1. Send a registered letter
Section titled “1. Send a registered letter”Send the common payload with POST /v2/tenant/{tenantKey}/content.
The recipient uses BankID to open the letter.
2. Retrieve and manage responses
Section titled “2. Retrieve and manage responses”Retrieve the response status for signed or expired letters, retrieve the individual response when needed, then delete the stored response according to your retention policy.
Retrieve signed and expired response records by tenant and retrieve a particular response by its response key. See the Registered letters API reference for the current request contract.