Estonia's X-Road is the data-exchange backbone through which all state registers, agencies and many companies exchange data — from birth certificates and health records to vehicle seizures. Every request is logged publicly.
This page shows the whole system for the period December 2025 – May 2026. Scroll through: first the key figures, then the system overview as a network diagram. Which registers provide data and which organisations query it are reachable in the navigation above under “Data sources” and “Data users”.
Aggregate across all agencies, companies and citizen portals in Estonia for the period December 2025 – May 2026.
Every X-Road request runs from a consumer to a provider. Classifying both sides by member class — government (GOV), company (COM), NGO — shows that the state is the data provider in about 90 % of all calls, and the exchange is predominantly government-to-government.
Consumer (row) → provider (column) · share of all calls
| Consumer ↓ | Government (GOV) | Company (COM) | NGO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Government (GOV) | 67.1 % | 5.4 % | 2.4 % |
| Company (COM) | 12.7 % | 0.0 % | 0.2 % |
| NGO | 10.3 % | 1.0 % | 0.7 % |
In context: many “companies” are public hospitals (legally PLCs/foundations), and the largest “NGO” caller is the public-law Chamber of Bailiffs. By function about 90.6 % of calls are public sector; genuine private-business B2G is only around 4.6 %.
→ All organisation types in detail · → What the private sector does1083 X-Road member organisations were observed in the dataset. By count companies clearly dominate — but by traffic the state does: a few agencies carry most of the load, while many companies are connected yet each queries little.
Observed in the operational logs (Dec 2025–May 2026), not the official X-Road member registry. Classes authoritative for ~92 % of calls, the rest via the registration-code scheme (99 % validated).
Force layout of organisations and their data flows (edge thickness = volume, daily average). Use the slider to choose how many of the strongest connections to show, or search for an organisation to see only its connections. Click a node to highlight its connections.