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This article gives a list of OpenID providers.

Password-based providers

• AOL: (openid.aol.com/screenname) a user's AOL or AIM account can be used as an OpenID (e.g. )
• Beta ID: OpenID Provider by Betazeta Netwoks (in Spanish)
• ClaimID
• clavid.ch: Independent Swiss OpenID-Provider supporting several authentication types such as Swiss Post Certificate, AXSionics InternetPassport, YubiKey, Username/Password or One-Time-Passwords.
• Clickpass: OpenID provider that makes OpenID easier for developers to install and users to understand
• Daum OpenID: Korean OpenID provider by Daum.net
• EEnga/OpenID – OpenID provider with simple handling and link to FaceBook (in German)
• Flickr: (http://flickr.com/photos/username) | a user's Flickr account can be used as an OpenID, this now
• FUPEI
• GetOpenID
• Google: (https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id) a user's Google Account can be used as an OpenID (via Blogger URL, e.g. http://username.blogspot.com^[1] or by entering^[2]) - now the feature has been removed from blogger
• i-name providers, accredited by XDI.org all provide OpenID service for global (paid) or community (free) i-names.
• ICY OpenID: South African OpenID Provider
• Identity.net: OpenID issuer that integrates attribute verification and portable reputation
• IDtail: OpenID Provider by AhnLab (Korean)
• isOpenID: Russian OpenID provider
• Launchpad: Free open source project hosting.^[3]
• LiquidID OpenID with email aliasing that delivers less spam & safer logins.
• LiveJournal
• LuxSci: OpenID and Secure Email Provider
• MeinGuter.Name – OpenID provider with SSL secured connection (in German)
• Microsoft (pending)^[4]
• myID.net: Korean OpenID provider by Openmaru Studios
• MyOpenID: First standalone OpenID provider, Authored OSS libraries, Full Platform solutions.
• MySpace myspace.com or myspace.com/username may be used as the URL identifier
• my.xlogon.net – OpenID provider with multiple identities, multiple persons, only SSL secured connections and anti phishing support (in German)
• OpenID France First french free OpenID provider hosted by the association
• Openminds: first Belgian OpenID Server
• Virgilio.it: a user's Virgilio account can be used as an OpenID.
• Weblogs SL :: OpenID: OpenID Provider by Weblogs SL (in Spanish).
• Yahoo!: a user's Yahoo! account can be used as an OpenID, however it does not accept the credentials of third-party websites to work with their own services^[5] redirects to Yahoo's OpenID login.
• Yandex: Leading Russian search engine
• yiid.com - your internet ID - openID provider and client, provides configuration options of the own online identities
• YooNetwork OpenID: Global OpenId Provider - Own user Profiles ect..

Strong authentication providers

• certifi.ca: Uses SSL client certificates to authenticate users. Support for CAcert.org certificates among others.
• clavid.ch: Independent Swiss OpenID-Provider supporting several authentication types such as Swiss Post Certificate, AXSionics InternetPassport, YubiKey, Username/Password or One-Time-Passwords.
• iden.tt: Strong Identity for OpenID and CardSpace with fully portable multi-factor authentication.
• MyOpenID: Uses SSL certificates, InfoCards or CallVerifID.
• OpenID in Estonia: Uses Estonian eID smart cards and GSM SIM cards to authenticate users.
• OpenID in Lithuania: Uses Lithuanian eID smart cards to autheticate users.
• PIP by VeriSign Labs: Uses security tokens, InfoCards or combined password + SSL certificate/one-time PIN authentication (e.g. username.pip.verisignlabs.com)
• TrustBearer OpenID: Uses smart cards, security tokens or biometric readers to authenticate users.

See also

• List on the wiki hosted on openid.net.

References