EUDI wallets are scheduled to launch in January 2027.
EUDI Wallet Credentials: Who benefits from issuing credentials in the EUDI Wallet? ↗
What happened
- The article lists five steps for issuing credentials: user authentication, attribute preparation, credential creation, revocation-list entry, and API and interoperability layer.
- The article states that the final issuance step transfers credentials to the EUDI wallet via OpenID4VCI.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Verimi positions its issuing service as the default route for companies issuing EUDI credentials, which competes with Signicat Wallet Hub's EUDI capabilities.
- The article is thought leadership with no new product, customer or pricing detail; the impact is narrative positioning on EUDI issuance.
Evidence from the source (4 quotes)
- “Issuing credentials requires five steps.” source ↗
- “The final step is to transfer the credentials to the EUDI wallet via the wallet interfaces for executing the issuance protocols (OpenID4VCI).” source ↗
- “For most companies that want to issue credentials, it therefore makes sense to use an issuing service such as Verimi.” source ↗
- “Interested in what this might look like? We show the first possible applications in our showcase.” source ↗
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