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Shared board tracking developments in EUDI Readiness Mission Space.
1️⃣ EU Digital Identity Wallets (EUDI Wallets) What they are: User-controlled digital wallets that store and present identity data and verifiable credentials. Core characteristics: Issued or certified by Member States High Level of Assurance (LoA High) Support selective disclosure Enable authentication and attribute presentation Interoperable across the EU Role in the ecosystem: They are the user interface and credential container, not the identity authority themselves. --- 2️⃣ Identity & Attribute Issuers These entities issue verifiable credentials into wallets. a) Public Sector Issuers National identity authorities (PID – Person Identification Data) Population registries Social security institutions Licensing authorities b) Regulated / Private Issuers Universities (educational credentials) Professional bodies (qualifications, licences) Employers (employment credentials) Banks or regulated entities (certain attestations) Role: They are the source of truth for identity and attributes. --- 3️⃣ Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) Recognised under eIDAS, QTSPs provide legally qualified trust services such as: Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) Qualified Electronic Seals Qualified Time Stamps Qualified Electronic Attestations of Attributes (QEAA) Role: They provide legal enforceability and high-trust infrastructure within the ecosystem. --- 4️⃣ Relying Parties (Service Providers) These are organisations that: Request authentication Request attribute presentation Verify credentials Examples: Banks Telecom operators Public administrations Employers Online platforms Role: They consume wallet-presented credentials to make access, compliance, or transaction decisions. --- 5️⃣ Trust Framework & Governance Layer This includes: EU-level interoperability framework Member…
The most enterprise value from the EUDI Wallet will not come from compliance with Strong Customer Authentication rules. Read the Executive Briefing: Executive Briefing (https://storage.googleapis.com/glyde-demo-v1-uploadedfiles/338c2e0f-3a03-4f90-a998-ae402772047f_How_EUDI_Wallets_impact_Enterprise_IAM.pdf)
1. Executive Snapshot (1 page) What changed in the EUDI wallet ecosystem this quarter that enterprises should care about? 5–6 short insights such as: Wallet pilots expanding in additional Member States Increased alignment around OpenID for Verifiable Credential Issuance and OpenID for Verifiable Presentations Emerging roles for Qualified Trust Service Providers Growing interest from IAM vendors in wallet verification capabilities Ecosystem Momentum: ```json [ { "Dimension": "Wallet deployment", "Status": "Early pilots" }, { "Dimension": "Credential issuance", "Status": "Fragmented" }, { "Dimension": "Enterprise verifier readiness", "Status": "Low" }, { "Dimension": "Standards convergence", "Status": "Improving" } ] ``` --- 2. Ecosystem Actor Map (1–2 pages) A visual map showing the main categories of actors: ```json [ { "Layer": "Regulation & governance", "Examples": "European Commission" }, { "Layer": "Wallet providers", "Examples": "Member State wallets, private wallets" }, { "Layer": "Credential issuers", "Examples": "Governments, universities, regulators" }, { "Layer": "Trust services", "Examples": "Qualified Trust Service Providers" }, { "Layer": "Enterprise infrastructure", "Examples": "IAM vendors, IDV vendors" }, { "Layer": "Relying parties", "Examples": "Banks, telcos, travel, platforms" } ] ``` The purpose is to show who actually makes the ecosystem work. Most enterprises currently underestimate how many actors are involved. --- 3. Credential Availability Tracker (2 pages) Which credentials will actually exist? Example structure: ```json [ { "Credential_Type": "Person Identification Data", "Issuer_Type": "Government", "Deployment_Status": "Pilots underway (list markets)", "Enterprise_Relevance": "High" }, { "Credential_Type": "Mobile driving licence",…
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"The biggest information gap I currently see is a summary of the process to register as an EUDI verifier. I understand that each jurisdiction will have their own process, but Germany seems to be the only country who has shared their plans. I'd love to see a list showing where each country is are at with: issuer registration, verifier registration, and launch of citizen wallets." Richard Esplin, Head of Product, Dock Labs