eIDAS 2 mandate: Limited time & resources. We have the solution.
With eIDAS 2.0, all EU Member States are mandated to offer their citizens digital wallets, issue digital credentials and accept cross-border digital identities by December 2026 – all while navigating evolving standards, limited budgets and public concerns. We got you covered.
The challenges you’re facing, and how we solve them.
Every card represents a real obstacle public authorities face implementing eIDAS 2.0. Flip any card to see how Procivis One addresses it.
Time pressure
All EU countries have the same mandate and want to maintain a strategic position in Europe’s rapidly evolving digital economy. Adhering to the eIDAS 2 timeline is crucial for authorities to ensure compliance and operational readiness.
Mature Technology, fast implementation
Procivis One is a mature, production-ready open-source technology which can be quickly integrated based on a country’s specific requirements. Authorities can meet the December 2026 deadline without making compromises.
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Budget constraints
While long-term administrative costs should be reduced by introducing the EUDIW, governments have tight budgets and are now facing high costs for technical development, implementation and driving adoption in the population.
Cost-effective
Procivis has been developing productive identity solutions for public stakeholders for years. We make sure that the scope is clear, development is lean and deployment is cost-effective.
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Know-how & resources
eIDAS 2 requires government employees to deal with new technologies and regulation. It is hard to find new colleagues with the required skillset. So there is a potentially costly dependency on external consultants - while resources remain limited.
In-depth expertise and strong partners
Procivis has in-depth expertise in digital credentials and eIDAS 2, backed by 7+ years of experience. We join forces with a strong network of partners on a global and local level to develop, support, maintain and update your technology.
Success stories
eIDAS 2 integration
Many governments start from a landscape with various IT systems and applications. Existing citizen portals, elD schemes, and authentication systems cannot (and should not) be replaced overnight. But integration complexity stalls projects.
Modular architecture
Procivis One allows for a shallow or deep integration into existing systems which is scalable and extensively documented. The level of integration depends on the country’s individual set-up and requirements for customization.
Regulation complexity
Governments must implement digital wallet infrastructures while the regulatory framework continues to evolve. Over 50 implementation acts & regulations and 87 technical specifications, together with national interpretations, require flexible architectures and continuous adaptation.
ARF and standards alignment
Procivis One closely follows the latest Architecture Reference Framework (ARF) as it evolves and is natively aligned with ETSI, ISO 18013-5, OpenID4VCI, SD-JWT VC, and other key standards.
Supported standards
Cross-border interoperability
The EUDI infrastructure must operate seamlessly across EU member states. This is a key objective of eIDAS 2 and comes with high expectations from different stakeholders. It might also influence the adoption of the EUDI wallet.
Built for Europe. And beyond.
Procivis One supports open standards and Country Profiles to ensure interoperability with other EUDI Wallet implementations (and beyond). Credentials issued in one country or system should be verifiable across borders.
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Your eIDAS 2 requirements. Already fulfilled.
When you go to procurement, these are the requirements you'll need to specify. Procivis One already meets them — here's the proof.
eIDAS 2 requirements
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