Over 50,000 regulated businesses must accept EU Digital Identity Wallets starting next year. Trinsic is the simplest way to accept them — verify EUDI credentials through the same API you already use for 50+ countries of digital IDs.
The European Digital Identity Wallet, or EUDI Wallet, is the EU’s official digital identity app, mandated by eIDAS 2.0, that every member state must offer citizens. National wallets are launching through 2026, and regulated businesses must be ready to accept them from 2027.
Connect through Trinsic once and inherit EUDI standards support and legacy eID capabilities, so you’re covered no matter the jurisdiction and regulation changes. We embrace the complexity, nuance, and messiness of EU wallets so your team can focus on your core business.
Aggregation
We handle the relying-party registrations, certificates, flow-down terms, and approvals required to accept EUDI Wallets across borders. As each national wallet goes live, it appears in your existing integration, with no new code.
Interface
Accept wallet-based proofs through the same normalized data model you use for every other digital ID. Keep full fidelity into protocols, raw outputs, assurance levels, consent requirements, and error messages.
Beyond just EUDI
We've integrated highly adopted IDs all across the EU, meaning your customers get the choice of adding more than just EUDI. Incorporate key EIDs alongside all EUDI wallets.
EUDI wallets live now
We’ve integrated the EUDI reference wallet and already launched EUDI wallets, meaning we can demo and launch EUDI right now. We support all the underlying EUDI standards.
With Trinsic, EU wallets sit alongside European eIDs, mobile driver’s licenses, bank IDs, and government wallets in a single network spanning 50+ countries. Mix and match the right method per market, and add EUDI Wallets to the same flow as they come online.
EUDI is built on data minimization and user consent. So is Trinsic. We’re designed from the ground up with security, privacy, and compliance practices that exceed industry best practice.
Customer verification data can’t be accessed at rest, even by Trinsic.
Request only the attributes a use case needs; honor the wallet’s consent and selective-disclosure model.
We translate local and eIDAS levels of assurance into one common model, so you know exactly what to trust.
SOC 2 Type II and GDPR-aligned, with reports and attestations available on request.
Resources
The State of EUDI breaks down member-state timelines, assurance levels, use cases, and what businesses should be doing now to prepare. Everything our identity experts track, in one report.
Download the EUDI ebook
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