Lissi defines "EUDI Wallet Connector" as an all-wallet, all-use-case category
What is an EUDI Wallet Connector? A definition from the team that coined the term ↗
What happened
- Lissi publishes a definition of an EUDI Wallet Connector as an infrastructure software component enabling an organization to interact with all European Digital Identity Wallets through a single API.
- Lissi lists four criteria a connector must meet: all wallets, all use cases, full trust infrastructure, and configurable trust.
- Lissi states that a component supporting only one national wallet is a national wallet connector.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Definition sets buyer evaluation criteria (wallet coverage matrix, PID-only exclusion, trust configurability) that Signicat's Wallet Hub positioning will be measured against in EUDI RFPs.
- Lissi frames single-endpoint wallet add-ons from identity verification and eID providers as a different category, which targets providers such as Signicat directly.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “An EUDI Wallet Connector is an infrastructure software component that enables an organization to interact with all European Digital Identity Wallets across all use cases” source ↗
- “Four things separate a connector from a wallet endpoint.” source ↗
- “A component that talks to one national wallet is a national wallet connector.” source ↗
- “ask for the interoperability test matrix.” source ↗
- “Many identity verification providers and classical eID providers are extending existing products with a wallet endpoint” source ↗
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