What is eIDAS 2.0? How device intelligence strengthens EUDI Wallet compliance

By December 2026, every EU member state must provide a certified European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet to its citizens and residents under eIDAS 2.0, which is a major update to the EU's digital identity legislation aiming for widespread adoption by 2030. The EUDI Wallet acts as a secure digital counterpart to physical wallets, allowing users to store and share verified credentials like identity documents and professional licenses with a focus on privacy and data minimization. This regulation requires technical teams to adapt applications to ensure compliance, impacting sectors such as finance through changes to identity verification, onboarding, and strong customer authentication processes. The wallet's selective disclosure feature aligns with GDPR principles by enabling users to share only necessary information, while device intelligence can enhance security by maintaining continuity across sessions. Compliance involves auditing identity workflows, aligning technical infrastructure, and partnering with Qualified Trust Service Providers, with the regulation also applying to non-EU businesses that serve European customers in regulated sectors.

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