National Roadmaps for eIDAS Implementation: Cross Perspectives
summary
Poland reports a nine-year wallet with 11 million users and 2 million daily logins, and a pilot for free qualified signatures that logs 150,000 signatures since October; Germany opens a sandbox (active since December) and adds EAA flows after Easter while drafting national law and planning an initially state-first wallet before opening a market; France is certifying a national wallet and debating whether to embed signature providers or redirect to existing QTSP flows; common blockers are unfinished standards, unclear roles, and trust‑service integration.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00eIDAS roadmaps panel intro
- 1:06Germany’s EU DI wallet journey
- 3:13France’s progress and challenges
- 7:12Poland’s wallet and compliance
- 9:44Biggest eIDAS challenges
- 11:28Germany’s draft bill for eIDAS
- 14:22Interoperability and trust services
- 18:36Trust providers in France
- 21:45Private wallet providers
- 25:34Cross-border EU DI wallet use case
- 27:42Mid-term wallet ecosystems vision
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