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EUDI Wallet

European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet

The EUDI Wallet is a user-controlled mobile wallet, mandated by the amended eIDAS regulation, that every EU member state must make available to citizens and residents. It lets users store government-issued credentials and share only the specific attributes a service requires.

What it does
Online authenticationIdentity verification / KYCQualified digital signaturesMobile credential (in person)Cross-border interoperabilitySelective attribute sharing
Country:🇪🇺 European Union
Type:Digital wallet
Status:Phasing in
Launched:2026
Issuer:European Commission framework under eIDAS, with wallets provided by each EU member state
Who can get it:All EU citizens, residents, and businesses (provision is mandatory for member states)
Format
Mobile appDigital wallet
Identity attributes
Legal nameDate of birthNationalityOther verifiable credentials (e.g. diplomas, licences)
Authentication methods
Mobile appPINBiometric
Common use cases
Government servicesBanking / KYCTravelAge verificationDigital signatures
Standards
eIDAS 2 (Regulation (EU) 2024/1183)eIDAS LoA HighArchitectural Reference Framework (ARF)
Coverage

Member states must offer at least one wallet by the end of 2026; rollout readiness varies widely

Interoperability

Designed for full cross-border interoperability across all EU member states

Privacy and trust

The design centers on selective disclosure, user-controlled access, and no centralised data store, though scope and surveillance concerns have been debated.

EUDI Wallet: frequently asked questions

What is the EUDI Wallet?
It is an EU-wide digital identity wallet app that lets you store and present official credentials and share only the specific data a service needs.
When will it be available?
Under eIDAS 2, every member state must provide at least one wallet by the end of 2026, though actual rollout timelines differ between countries.
Educational reference, not official guidance. Confirm current details with the issuing authority. See European Union data protection law · all European Union schemes · identity verification vendors