electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services 2.0

The eIDAS 2.0 regulation is the European Union's enhanced framework aimed at ensuring the security and interoperability of digital identities across member states. Building on the original eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services) regulation, eIDAS 2.0 extends its scope to embrace the evolving landscape of digital identity, particularly decentralized identity models. It aims to establish a legal foundation for cross-border recognition of electronic identification and trust services, including electronic signatures, seals, time stamps, and related trust services. This regulation plays a pivotal role in fostering digital transactions and interactions within the EU, ensuring they are secure and interoperable.

Roadmap

Phase	Date	Description
Assessment Phase	December 2022	Determine the need for the eIDAS 2.0 compliance project and secure necessary approvals.
Monitoring	2023 - 2026	Monitor the regulatory developments regarding the compliance requirements of eIDAS 2.0.

Status

We are continuously reviewing the compliance requirements of eIDAS 2.0. This ongoing process involves a thorough examination of how eIDAS 2.0’s regulatory framework applies to our services and what steps we need to take to ensure full compliance. Our focus is on understanding the implications for decentralized identity services and ensuring that our platform meets the highest standards of security, interoperability, and user privacy as outlined in eIDAS 2.0. This page will be updated to reflect the latest developments in our compliance review process with respect to eIDAS 2.0.