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We’re here to help clarify the EU’s new digital identity program with thorough guides, use case examples, and how to prepare for 2027.
The goal of the regulation is to simplify and secure digital interactions across the EU by creating a system where every business and customer has a single secure and verifiable identity. This way, we can build confidence that everyone is who they claim to be, which makes it possible for seamless and instant onboarding, enhanced security of legally binding documents, and offers users greater control over their digital credentials.
The product of this initiative is the EUDI Wallet, a secure, government-backed mobile app that puts users in complete control of their own identity data and allows them to store and share verified information.
In the eIDAS 2.0 framework, a ”Relying Party” is any organization that needs to request and verify a user’s data – such as their name, age, or bank account status – to provide a service. If your organization currently uses Strong User Authentication (SUA/SCA) to identify customers online, you are officially classified as a Relying Party and must prepare for mandatory integration.
mandatory sectors
The following industries are specifically required by EU law to accept the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) as per legal requirement under Article 5b of the eIDAS 2.0 regulation.
A business guide to prepare for and comply with eIDAS 2.0.Explore the available technologies and business use cases.
Compliance is more than a simple update – it requires a secure “translator” infrastructure for diverse national identity data.
Your systems must securely request and verify Personal Identity Data (PID) from any of the 27+ member state wallets
The ability to process Electronic Attestations of Attributes (EAAs), such as university degrees or professional licenses
Enabling users to sign legally binding contracts directly within the wallet infrastructure
Infrastructure must align with the Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) to ensure cross-border interoperability
Most organizations ask: ”Can’t our existing IDV provider just add a 'Connect Wallet' button?” The answer lies in the difference between consuming data and managing trust. Traditional solutions are built for one-way verification. Truvity is built for the full, two-way lifecycle of digital identity required by eIDAS 2.0 regulation.
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Truvity enables safe experimentation through scoped PoCs, shields your teams from wallet fragmentation and cryptographic complexity, and keeps long-term options open as the ecosystem matures.
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From high-level concepts to practical implementation, we've got you covered. Explore our in-depth guides and analyses to understand every angle and build your strategic roadmap to become eIDAS 2.0 compliant.
eIDAS 2.0 is the EU regulation that creates a single, harmonized legal framework for digital identity. It mandates that every member state must provide a digital wallet to its citizens.
The EUDI Wallet is the product resulting from the regulation. It is a secure, personal mobile app that allows users to store and share their official government ID (PID) and other verified credentials, giving them full control over their data.
The approach is the following:
Truvity acts as a technical infrastructure provider within the ecosystem:
The EUDI Wallet ecosystem is built on a foundation of trust between several key actors, and each has its own role:
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