EUDI Wallet

EUDI Wallet integration for regulated products

eIDAS 2 introduces the European Digital Identity Wallet as a new identity and trust surface. We help products prepare for wallet-based identity, identity attributes, and qualified electronic signatures without claiming to be the wallet itself.

Why this matters now

Under eIDAS 2, Member States are expected to make EUDI Wallets available so people and businesses can identify, present attributes, and use trust services across the EU.

  • identity and attribute presentation
  • wallet-based authentication
  • qualified electronic signatures and seals

What wallet readiness includes

The useful work is not a generic wallet landing page. The useful work is becoming a wallet-ready relying party with a product, API, and workflow layer that can request, receive, validate, and act on wallet-backed trust events.

Wallet-ready relying party

Prepare request, consent, callback, and trust-handling flows for products that need to accept EUDI Wallet presentations.

Identity attributes

Map wallet-presented identity attributes into onboarding, account recovery, authorization, and regulated workflow checks.

QES journey mapping

Connect wallet-based identity and qualified electronic signatures to existing document, approval, and audit flows.

Trust and policy model

Keep issuer trust, attribute purpose, country-specific requirements, and relying-party responsibilities explicit.

How it fits the platform

EUDI Wallet journeys should fit into the same product logic as today's QES flows: request creation, user action, validation, status tracking, and audit evidence.

  1. 1Your product starts a wallet-based identity, attribute, or signature request.
  2. 2The orchestration layer applies the right workflow, policy, and relying-party context.
  3. 3The user confirms the request in an EUDI Wallet-compatible journey.
  4. 4The product receives verified outputs and continues the regulated workflow.

Clear responsibility boundaries

Wallet integration should make trust boundaries easier to reason about. The page and product model stay honest about the role we play in the ecosystem.

We help product teams become wallet-ready relying parties.
We are not a wallet issuer, Member State wallet provider, or Qualified Trust Service Provider.
We do not weaken issuer, QTSP, or wallet security responsibilities.
We keep identity, attribute, consent, signature, and audit responsibilities separated.