Your Central Hub for the EUDI Wallet
Welcome to the European Digital Identity Wallet Hub! Explore essential resources to prepare for the EU-wide rollout of EUDI Wallets under eIDAS 2 by 2026.
Understanding the eIDAS Regulation:
A Comprehensive Overview
eIDAS 2 Regulation
The eIDAS Regulation (EU 2024/1183) establishes a unified legal framework for secure electronic identification and trust services across EU member states.
Implementing Acts
The legal rules adopted by the European Commission to specify how the EUDI Wallet must be implemented in practice. They define the technical, security, and interoperability requirements.
Architecture Reference Framework
The European Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) is a technical guide outlining the standards and protocols for implementing secure and interoperable digital identity wallets across the EU.
Explore the Official EU Resources for the EUDI Wallet and eIDAS 2
Access comprehensive information and updates directly from the European Union's official channels. Stay informed about the latest developments regarding the EUDI Wallet and the eIDAS 2 Regulation.
The European Large Scale Pilots
Explore the innovative Large Scale Pilots (LSPs) driving EUDI Wallet implementation
EWC
Driving use cases such as services like travel, payments, and eID across the EU.
POTENTIAL
Testing real-world applications focused on cross-border use cases like eGovernment services, banking, and healthcare.
Nobid
Pilots the EUDI Wallet with a focus on secure, cross-border digital payments.
DC4EU
Piloting use cases in education and social security, including credentials like diplomas and health insurance cards.
Webuild
Building on the previous LSPs, will focus on Business Wallets and payments.
Innovation driven by German EUDI Wallet Challenge
The EUDI Wallet SPRIND Challenge is an initiative aimed at developing a cutting edge EUDI Wallet that meets the specific needs of Germany. Selected teams were tasked with translating regulations into innovations and testing the use of wallets for banking, eGovernment and other applications. Take a closer look at the challenge that is shaping Germany's and Europe's wallet infrastructure.
Explore EUDI Wallet Demos
Experience the capabilities of the European Digital Identity Wallet through multiple Demos. Discover how it can simplify your digital interactions.
EWC Demo
Try out the EUDI Wallet and experience secure, private, and convenient access to digital services by downloading compliant apps like Data Wallet, ID Wallet LSP, or Lissi Wallet.
Lissi Demo
Explore Lissi's EUDI Wallet Demo and experience use cases first hand!
More Demos will follow soon...
Overview of all
EUDI Wallets Prototypes
This list contains all the known wallets that are official wallets of Member States, are capable of interoperability with at least one LSP Interoperability Testbed, or are offered by government led initiatives (e.g. the German EUDI Wallet Challenge or the EU Reference Wallet). Please note that these wallets are not yet certified.
Reference Wallet Implementation
The open-source reference wallet implementation payed for by the European commission
Lissi Wallet
Wallet of Lissi GmbH, participant in the German EUDI Wallet Challenge
iGrant Data Wallet
iGrant’s Wallet for natural persons used within the EWC LSP
Paradym Funke Wallet
Animo’s Wallet developed for the Funke Wallet Challenge
wwWallet Funke
Sunet’s Wallet developed for the German EUDI Wallet Challenge
Valera Wallet
Wallet Prototype from A-Sit Plus GmbH for the POTENTIAL Playground
iDakto Wallet
Wallet Prototype from iDakto for the POTENTIAL Playground
ID Wallet LSP
From EWC wallet provider Validated ID
DVV Wallet
From EWC wallet provider Finish Digital Agency
mObywatel 2.0
Government EUDI wallet from Poland by mObywatel
ioeudiw
Government Wallet provided by Pagopa for testing within POTENTIAL
Greek Wallet
Wallet provided by Grnet within POTENTIAL
PT EUDI Wallet
Wallet provided by AMA (Portuguese Government) within POTENTIAL
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EUDI Wallet Use Cases
The EUDI Wallet's applications are present in nearly every aspect of life. The following examples provide an overview of the use cases that have gained the most traction.
Identification
Enables users to prove their identity digitally using official credentials stored in their EUDI Wallet such as a Person Identification Data (PID). Ideal for onboarding processes like opening a bank account or accessing public services.
Authentication / Login
Use the EUDI Wallet for secure and seamless login to digital services. Supports Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) under PSD2, replacing SMS codes or passwords with wallet-based verification that meets eIDAS 2 requirements.
Qualified Electronic Signatures
Allow users to digitally sign contracts and documents with the same legal value as a handwritten signature. The EUDI Wallet integrates with Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) to issue and execute compliant QES processes.
Credentialing
The EUDI Wallet enables organisations to issue and verify verifiable credentials in a secure and standardised way. These include Electronic Attestations of Attributes (EAA), such as tickets, social passes or loyalty cards. When issued by Qualified Trust Service Provider, these become Qualified EAAs (QEAA) carrying legal trust under eIDAS 2. Additionally, Public EAAs (PubEAA) are credentials issued by public authorities and recognised across EU member states.
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about the European Digital Identity Wallet and eIDAS 2 Regulation.
The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) is a secure digital identity app that allows EU citizens and businesses to identify themselves online and offline. It enables trusted access to public and private services, supports electronic signatures, and allows storage of credentials such as IDs, driving licences, or payment data, all under user control and in compliance with EU regulations.
eIDAS 2 is the updated version of the EU’s electronic identification regulation. It introduces the legal framework for the EUDI Wallet, making it mandatory for all member states to offer citizens a government-recognized digital identity solution by 2026. eIDAS 2 ensures interoperability, legal validity of digital signatures, and trust across borders within the EU
The EUDI Wallet is expected to be rolled out across the EU starting in 2026, following the adoption of eIDAS 2 and accompanying Implementing Acts. While the timeline may vary slightly by country, relying parties, so public and private service providers in regulated sectors must prepare to support EUDI Wallet-based identification and authentication one year after this deadline (2027).
Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) with the EUDI Wallet allows users to securely log in, confirm payments, or access sensitive services using at least two factors (e.g. possession, biometrics, PIN). It replaces legacy methods like SMS codes or passwords with wallet-based, standards-compliant authentication aligned with PSD2 and eIDAS 2.
A Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) is the highest legal standard for digital signatures in the EU. It has the same legal value as a handwritten signature and can be performed using the EUDI Wallet. Only a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) can issue a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES), and the wallet must support secure cryptographic signing. However, every relying party can validate a QES.
Banks and government agencies should begin technical preparation now. This includes integrating an EUDI Wallet Connector API software, supporting credential verification (like PID), and aligning with eIDAS 2 requirements. Companies like Lissi offer production-ready software and guidance to support SCA, KYC, and QES flows, ensuring EUDI Wallet readiness before 2026.
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