eIDAS V2 - The EUDI Wallet
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EUDI Wallet (eIDAS v2)
The eIDAS v2 regulation establishes the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet).
This mechanism must allow every citizen, resident, or business to have a means of identifying and proving digital attributes (civil identity, role, qualifications, rights, etc.) within the European Union, under a harmonised and recognised framework.
The Wallet constitutes a central building block of the future European digital identity: it aims to enable a sovereign, secure, interoperable, and verifiable proof of identity and attributes, usable in both public and private services.
At this stage, the Implementing Acts outlining the technical requirements, interoperability formats, and certification procedures are currently being finalised at the European level. The definitive operational scope will be confirmed upon completion of this work.
Understanding the
EUDI Wallet Model
The Wallet is a user-controlled digital tool. It allows for:
- receiving, storing, and managing verified identities and attributes;
- presenting this information to third parties selectively (minimal disclosure);
- guaranteeing the authenticity and integrity of shared data;
- ensuring verifiable proof via cryptographic mechanisms;
- operating within an interoperable ecosystem among Member States.
The model relies on three main actors:
| Role | Fonction |
| Attribute Issuers | Deliver verified identities or attributes (e.g., administration, professional bodies) |
| Wallet Operators | Provide and maintain the wallet for the end-user |
| Verifiers | Receive and validate the attributes presented by the user |
The definitive normative framework will be stabilised with the implementing acts. However, current work identifies structuring references:
| Reference | Object |
Scope in the Wallet ecosystem |
| ETSI EN 319 401 | General requirements for Trust Service Providers | Organisational and governance framework |
| ETSI EN 319 412 | Digital identity attribute profiles | Structuring of attributes and identifiers |
| ETSI TS 119 461 | Signatures and seals in high-security environments | Cryptographic proofs and probative continuity |
| Projet ETSI ESI – séries 119 67x / 119 68x | Technical modules for the EUDI Wallet | Interoperability formats and exchange models (currently being finalised) |
Who is this service aimed at?
The mechanism concerns organisations involved in digital identity and the issuance of verifiable attributes:
- Wallet Operators (authorised public or private bodies),
- Digital Identity Providers,
- Qualified Attribute Issuers (administrations, professional bodies, certifying institutions),
- Digital service providers wishing to accept or verify EUDI Wallet identities or attributes,
- Public organisations involved in digital transformation.
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