eIDAS 2.0 Levels of Assurance, Mapped to Didit's Checks

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eIDAS 2.0 is the European Union's framework for electronic identification and trust services, which establishes rules for cross-border digital identity trust and forms the foundation for the upcoming European Digital Identity Wallet. It categorizes electronic identification into three Levels of Assurance (LoA) — Low, Substantial, and High — each requiring progressively stronger evidence to verify a digital identity. The framework emphasizes the strength of identity proofing and resistance to attacks, which are crucial for regulated markets to meet legal thresholds without adding unnecessary complexity. Didit provides high-assurance identity-proofing solutions aligned with eIDAS 2.0, using checks such as document verification, NFC chip reading, liveness, and biometric face matching to support higher assurance levels. Although not a certified Qualified Trust Service Provider, Didit enhances identity verification processes, enabling services to comply with eIDAS assurance standards and future-proof their identity verification systems.

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