Who Assures the Verifier? An Executable Assurance-Locus Audit of the European Digital Identity Wallet
Executable audit of the EUDI Wallet architecture reveals that relying-party assurance duties — trust-anchor validation, risk-based status checks — have underexplored failure modes, critical for enterprises planning eIDAS 2.0 integration.
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arXiv:2609.26220v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) architecture places material duties on relying parties: they register services and intended uses, authenticate to Wallet Units, validate presentations and trust anchors, and make risk-based status decisions. Wallet certification and the emerging Functional Conformance Assessment Framework provide increasingly structured wallet-side evidence. A different question remains: what independently rerunna
Editorial Analysis
European enterprises integrating EUDI Wallet flows need to understand that verifier-side assurance gaps can create regulatory and security exposure under eIDAS 2.0.
Conduct a gap analysis of your planned EUDI Wallet relying-party implementation against the identified assurance weaknesses.
The European Digital Identity Wallet places material verification duties on enterprises; gaps in those duties create compliance and trust risks ahead of eIDAS 2.0 rollout.
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