Procivis co-CEO Andreas Freitag explained at EIC 2025 how governments can align eIDAS 2.0 with existing eID and QES frameworks.
Digital ID, payments providers are trying to solve eIDAS ambiguities ↗
What happened
- Freitag says the deadline creates interoperability challenges because each country applies the regulation with its own interpretations.
- The article reports that the Dutch Payments Association published an assessment on EUDI Wallet impact on payments, not a Procivis product.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Commentary on fragmented national eIDAS 2.0 implementation is relevant to Signicat's multi-country eID brokering and EUDI wallet work.
- Article notes PSP acceptance scope and SCA conflict remain unclear, relevant to Signicat's authentication and payments customers.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “This creates interoperability challenges across EU member states, as each country applies the regulation with its own specific interpretations, he says.” source ↗
- “The Dutch Payments Association has now published an assessment on the impact of the EUDI Wallet on payment processes.” source ↗
- “each country applies the regulation with its own specific interpretations” source ↗
- “Currently, it seems impossible for payment service providers to accept the EUDI Wallet for two-factor authentication (2FA) security processes while also adhering to the Strong Authentication Requirements (SCA)” source ↗
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