eIDAS 2.0 Developer Guide: Building Compliant IDV Workflows
Blog post from Didit
eIDAS 2.0 is a regulatory framework aimed at enhancing digital identity verification and trust services within the European Union, focusing on privacy-preserving identity verification (IDV) by emphasizing data minimization and user control. This guide highlights the importance of designing systems to collect and process only the essential data required for verification using selective disclosure and verifiable credentials. Developers are encouraged to adopt a modular workflow design that allows for flexible orchestration of identity verification steps, such as ID document checks and biometric screenings, tailored to different assurance levels. An API-first approach is recommended to ensure seamless integration through RESTful APIs and webhooks, facilitating secure data exchange and real-time communication. The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) plays a crucial role by enabling users to manage and share verifiable credentials, ensuring only necessary data is disclosed. The guide also discusses how platforms like Didit can assist developers in implementing eIDAS 2.0 compliance by offering modular architecture, workflow orchestration, and comprehensive security and compliance features, ultimately simplifying the integration of advanced IDV capabilities into applications.
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