Authologic states its analysis is not an audit of wallet compliance with eIDAS 2.0 and reviews adoption within existing eID apps.
Electronic Identity eID apps. Here's what their adoption data tells us [Analysis] ↗
What happened
- Authologic reports Turkey at 55.5% and Ukraine at 49.6% app reach, with Poland at about 33% within the EU.
- Authologic reports Germany at 33.2% reach and 4.8% usage, citing over 23 million eID app downloads.
- Authologic reports average usage of 14.3% for countries under 5 million adults versus 7.9% for large countries.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The analysis is market commentary built on SimilarWeb app metrics the author says may differ from official adoption statistics; it has limited direct bearing on Signicat's eID Hub or Wallet Hub sales.
- The article argues eID-app daily usage depends on private-sector use cases and digital onboarding, a narrative that aligns with Signicat's eID brokering positioning in Nordics and Benelux.
- The article characterises Belgium and the Netherlands as a hybrid model with inconsistent relying-party acceptance, a point relevant to Benelux eID brokering.
Evidence from the source (6 quotes)
- “Non-EU countries lead: Turkey (55.5%) and Ukraine (49.6%)” source ↗
- “The country has over 23 million eID app downloads (33.2% reach), yet usage is only 4.8%.” source ↗
- “Countries with fewer than 5 million adults achieve an average usage rate of 14.3%, double that of large countries (7.9%).” source ↗
- “These figures provide a unified comparative metric across markets and may differ from actual adoption or usage statistics reported by national authorities.” source ↗
- “Integrating eID with daily commercial services is the most effective cure for low activity.” source ↗
- “Users often have access to multiple wallets, but inconsistent acceptance by relying parties reduces usability and confidence, limiting real-world usage.” source ↗
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