EUDI Wallet

The European Digital Identity Wallet is the wallet introduced by eIDAS 2. Every member state must offer at least one wallet to its citizens and residents. With the wallet a user can identify at the highest assurance level, hold and present PID and attestations of attributes, and create qualified electronic signatures.

The technical shape is defined by the Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) and implementing regulations: credential formats such as ISO mDL and SD-JWT, presentation protocols such as OpenID4VP, and certified wallet solutions. For Cleverbase the wallet is a core market: signing via the wallet, issuing attestations as a QTSP, and the secure cryptography (WSCA/WSCD) behind it.

Frequently asked questions

eIDAS Person identification data (PID) Electronic attestation of attributes (EAA) Qualified electronic signature (QES) Electronic identification (eID) Qualified signature creation device (QSCD)

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EUDI Wallet

Frequently asked questions

When must the wallet be available?

What is the difference between PID and an attestation?

Can you sign with the wallet?

Is the wallet mandatory for citizens?

Who will be required to accept the wallet?

Can there be more than one wallet per country?

What is the ARF?

How is my privacy protected in the wallet?

What happens if I lose my phone?

How are wallets tested before launch?

What is the role of a QTSP in the wallet ecosystem?

How does the wallet relate to DigiD?

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