What eIDAS 2.0 means for your organisation
Preparing for the EUDI Wallet across regulated sectors
eIDAS 2.0 is not just a regulatory update; it represents a major shift in Europe's digital trust infrastructure.

eIDAS 2.0 is not just a regulatory update. It represents a major shift in Europe's digital trust infrastructure.
At the center of this change is the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet): a legally recognised and interoperable identity framework that all EU Member States are required to introduce. The regulation entered into force in 2024, with wallets expected to become available across Europe by 2026. The transition is already happening.
Who will be impacted?
- Banking & Insurance: wallet-based KYC and KYB, verified source-of-funds proofs, and reusable verified customer data for faster onboarding and reduced fraud.
- HR & Education: digital diplomas, certifications, professional credentials, work permits, and criminal record checks for faster verification and onboarding.
- Public Sector: digital permits, licences, tax certificates, and cross-border access to verified public and business services.
- Healthcare: portable professional licences, healthcare credentials, secure patient consent sharing, and faster cross-border verification.
- Supply Chain: trusted supplier credentials, Digital Product Passports, provenance information, and eInvoicing through Business Wallets.
For organisations relying on identity verification, signatures, or regulated trust services, this will significantly impact existing systems and processes. Delaying preparation now often means more complexity and higher costs later.
At Credenco, we are building interoperable and wallet-native solutions aligned with eIDAS 2.0 and the EUDI framework, helping organisations prepare for this transition with confidence.
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Curious about how this applies to your organisation, or want to talk to us about a specific use case? Get in touch — we're happy to help.