The practical questions are different if you are preparing to accept credentials, exploring what credentials to issue, or evolving an identity product. I help teams work out what matters first and turn that into a practical plan.
Teams preparing to accept credentials, issue them, or adapt an identity product to EUDI.
Clearer priorities, the most relevant use cases, and a practical readiness roadmap.
Start when you need room for deliberate decisions before acceptance and integration timelines compress.
Most teams need a clearer view of what matters for their situation.
You probably already verify identities. The question is what changes when customers present credentials from an EUDI wallet instead.
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You hold trusted data. EUDI Wallets could turn that into something portable and verifiable. The question is what to issue, for whom, and in what order.
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You are already building in this space. The question now is what to prioritise and how to align with evolving standards, certification, and regulatory requirements.
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Start now if you need room for deliberate decisions before acceptance and integration timelines compress.
Now
Understand the landscape and identify what matters for your context.
Next
Align product, business, and delivery around practical readiness.
Later
Execute with confidence — not under time pressure.
You will know which parts of EUDI readiness matter for your specific situation and which do not. You will have a clearer path forward across product, business, and delivery.
Know what matters now, what can wait, and where to focus first.
Create a shared view across product, business, and delivery.
Define next decisions, first pilots, and what to sequence first.
A typical engagement runs 4 to 6 weeks and helps clarify your role, target use cases, and first roadmap decisions.
Real product work on identity verification pipelines and credential infrastructure, including wallet-related product ownership at Certn.
Advisory and workshop support on EUDI Wallets, verifiable credentials, issuance strategy, and what to prioritise first.
Hands-on contribution to Slovakia's national EUDI Wallet certification scheme.
Slovak National Security Authority
External expert supporting Slovakia's national EUDI Wallet certification scheme build-out.
Certn
Led end-to-end product work for the MyCertn wallet app and Verifiable Credential exchange API, enabling reusable background screening flows.
TRUSTDENTITY
Product support for a mini-EUDI wallet initiative, spanning grant framing, scoping, UX direction, prototyping, and backlog shaping.
Replace counter queues and paper checks with a cryptographically verified mobile driving licence presentation — customer to car in under 60 seconds.
Reduce document upload and manual review by adding a wallet-based Verifiable Credential step to compliant customer onboarding flows.
Universities issue tamper-proof digital diploma credentials that graduates present instantly to employers or other institutions.
The EU is not only building wallet infrastructure for citizens. The EU Business Wallet proposal creates a separate trust rail for organisations, delegated authority, and workflow-grade business identity. The first real impact shows up where companies repeatedly prove who they are and who is allowed to act for them.
Higher education teams should not treat the EUDI Wallet as a distant policy topic or as a full replacement for campus systems. The first real pressure point is wallet acceptance, credential verification, and trusted cross-border student journeys.
The EUDI Wallet does not fail if Europe ships an app late. It fails if the first version gives citizens, businesses, and relying parties too little reason to change behaviour. Adoption starts with one useful job, wider service coverage, and lower friction on both sides of the transaction.
Useful if you are assessing credential acceptance, issuance, product direction, or your first practical next steps.
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