The European Digital Identity Wallet, mandated by eIDAS 2.0, enabling EU citizens to store and present digital identity credentials with selective disclosure.
The EUDI Wallet is the digital identity wallet mandated by eIDAS 2.0 for all EU member states. Public sector acceptance required by December 2026, private sector by December 2027.
The wallet supports both SD-JWT VC format (online) and ISO 18013-5 mdoc format (proximity). It enables selective disclosure.
Italy leads with 4 million users. Only 8-12 countries expected to have functional wallets by the public sector deadline.
The revised EU regulation on electronic identification and trust services, mandating digital identity wallets for all EU citizens by December 2027.
A Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes is a digitally signed statement about a person's attributes (such as age, qualifications, or professional status) issued by a Qualified Trust Service Provider under eIDAS 2.0.
A cryptographic technique allowing users to share specific attributes from a credential without revealing all information it contains.
Selective Disclosure JSON Web Token (RFC 9901) is a standard for creating JWTs where individual claims can be selectively disclosed to verifiers.