Road to EIC: From Mandate to Market Share: Orchestrating the Global Wallet Reality

The EUDI Wallet is accelerating a shift in how digital identity is presented and verified: cryptographic proof replaces data sharing, consent becomes explicit, and verification becomes reusable across borders and services. The challenge for most organisations is not whether wallets matter, but how to make them work reliably in production — across channels, devices, jurisdictions, assurance levels, and evolving trust requirements.

Jonathan Care, Lead Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysts, will outline how organisations can operationalise the EUDI Wallet, highlighting practical considerations around cryptographic proofs, selective disclosure, and the need for trust frameworks that are ready for a post‑quantum future. Joining him are Michael Jones and Simon Rodway, who will expand on how wallet interactions can be smoothly integrated into existing enterprise identity, compliance, and fraud‑management environments, helping organisations navigate the shift from centralised to decentralised identity models. They are complemented by Bryant Nielson and Derrick Sturisky, whose work at the Quantum Core Institute brings additional depth on preparing identity infrastructures for quantum‑resilient security, ensuring long‑term robustness in an evolving threat landscape.