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Data as of — Estonia, Dec 2025 – May 2026 Source: logs.x-tee.ee

What is this about?

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”.

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Key figures — whole system

Aggregate across all agencies, companies and citizen portals in Estonia for the period December 2025 – May 2026.

Avg requests / day
Daily average · Dec 2025 – May 2026 (182 days)
Peak day
peak day:
Median latency
ms
P95: ms · P99: ms

Data flow by sector — G2G, B2G & more

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.

G2G · gov → gov
67.1 %
agency queries agency
B2G · business → gov
12.7 %
business queries the state
NGO → gov
10.3 %
incl. the Bailiffs' Chamber
Provider is the state
90.2 %
state as data source

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 %
NGO10.3 %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 does

Member organisations by class

1083 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.

Number of organisationsShare of traffic
Government (GOV)
261
75.0 %
Company (COM)
723
12.9 %
NGO
49
12.0 %

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).

System overview — data flows between agencies, banks and citizens

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.

Over 1,083 active organisations exchange data — show:
Mostly provider (≥80% inbound)
Mostly consumer (≤20% inbound)
Mixed
Data flow (thickness = volume)