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Revision as of 21:37, 4 December 2024
Definition
- POTENTIAL is addressing six use cases - SIM eRegistration, Account Opening, eDriving License, eGov Services, eSignature, ePrescription. The website contains short statements on objectives and visions for each use case. The consortium unites 148 participants from 19 EU member states and Ukraine. (WARNING the web site has so little regard for security that is not supporting encryption!)
- The NOBID consortium is looking into Wallet issuing, payment means issuance and payment acceptance.
European Commission: Material for the call to provide "Support to the implementation of the European Digital Framework" https://lnkd.in/esZ8bpgU
The Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) is a set of requirements, recommendations, and specifications for the EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW). It was developed by the eIDAS expert group and provides a summary description of the EUDI Wallet concept, including its objectives, roles of the actors of the ecosystem, functional and non-functional requirements, and potential building blocks. The ARF is non-mandatory and does not imply any formal agreement regarding its content or the legislative proposal123.
The European Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process is a set of common standards, technical specifications, and guidelines that aim to ensure a high level of trust in digital transactions in Europe. The first version of a common EU Toolbox to implement the EU Digital Identity Wallet was published by the Commission on 10 February 2023. This document, developed by Member States in close collaboration with the Commission, can serve as the technical backbone of all future EU Digital Identity Wallets, ensuring their safety, interoperability, and user-friendliness. The Toolbox is non-binding until the legislative proposal on the EU Digital Identity Wallet has been adopted by the co-legislators.[1]
The High Level Requirements in Annex 2 make it clear that the EUDIW is targeted to on-line access, although it does address proximity wallet connectivity AFTER SOME CONNECTION IS ESTABLISHED. From then on it is wallet-wallet interchanges with OID4VP or mDL.
Reference
- ↑ EU Digital Identity Wallet Toolbox Process https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/eudi-wallet-toolbox
