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The document discusses the EU's plans to introduce a Digital Identity Wallet (DIW) under the eIDAS2 framework. The DIW aims to provide interoperable, multi-purpose digital identity services including personal ID data, authentication, signing, and e-attestations that are under the user's control. Progress includes ongoing discussions, and the start of large-scale pilots testing implementations. The EU also aims to introduce mobile driver's licenses (mDLs) through the DIW by 2027. Member states have roles to play in respecting EU guidelines and timelines, and offering basic DIW services, while the private sector can build additional services that integrate with government credentials. Belgium is in a solid starting
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- 5. • “Trilogue” is on-going between EU Council, EU Commission and ITRE • Start of Large-Scale Pilots : • https://www.digital-identity-wallet.eu/ • https://www.nobidconsortium.com/ • https://eudiwalletconsortium.org/ • https://www.dc4eu.eu/ • Building of a ‘Reference Implementation’ eIDAS2 : Progress Report
- 6. NEW EU DRIVING LICENSE DIRECTIVE PROPOSAL – KEY HIGHLIGHTS By 2025 : Regulatory Framework for mDL ready 2026 : mutual recognition of mDL by Member States 2027 onwards : physical license becomes an opt-in DIW as an option to become the mDL “vehicle”
- 7. THE ROLE OF EU MEMBER STATES Respect/implement EU guidelines & timelines : Need to offer a DIW with minimal services (eID functional equivalent): Authentication Qualified Digital Signature mDL (Mobile driver’s License) issued by Tranportation Ministry DTC (Digital Travel Credential) issued by MOFA or Internal Affairs: Is not imposed by law (UN ICAO9303 NTWG standard) But : very attractive for user convenience and data correctness for travel Business model : Private sector profitability most often built around transaction-based business models The mandatory physical world use case for DIW makes it difficult for Governments to outsource these parts to private sector Governments should not impose to citizens a single private sector initiative for government-issued credentials E.g. if I am imposed an mDL -> government should provide it digitally to me
- 8. OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRIVATE SECTOR Many private sector digital wallet initiatives will arise: Integrating & reusing basic Gov DIW functionalities Adding extra functionalities & services Integrating with other authentic data sources Potentially also allowing access to public services (eg Be Royal Decree on Authentication means) Private sector can add services to the government initiative : Formatting and signing of electronic attestations Adding other “qualified attestations” to the government DIW if suitable
- 9. BELGIUM : A SOLID STARTING POINT FPS Internal Affairs : controlling their National Register since more than 40 years -> The Legal Identity is already under control FPS BOSA & FPS Internal Affairs handle the citizens digital identity in Belgium since many years