eIDAS2, ID Wallets, Travel credentials

Combined Session
Wednesday, May 07, 2025 14:30—15:30
Location: A 05-06
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EUDI-Wallets: A Practical Demonstration Of Use Cases [Intermediate]

14:30—14:50

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In this session practical use cases of the EUDI-Wallet for the financial sector and government services will be presented.

The presentation demonstrates the user flow, and highlights aspects organisations need to be aware of when integrating their own use cases.

The wallet used for the demonstration is part of two EUDI-Wallet large scale pilots as well as the German EUDI-Wallet project.

Adrian Doerk

Co-Founder

Lissi

With over a decade of expertise in digital wallets, specializing in the European digital identity wallet (EUDI-Wallet) under eIDAS 2.0 regulation, I create innovative solutions that enhance...

Signing with the EUDI Wallet [Advanced]

14:50—15:10

The Implementing Act 2024/2979 regarding the integrity and core functionalities of European Digital Identity Wallets mandates the Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC) API v2 for signature creation applications used by wallet units.
This session will shed light on signing scenarios for the EUDI Wallet that can be implemented based on CSC specifications.

Viky Manaila

President

Cloud Signature Consortium

Viky Manaila is an international expert in the field of electronic signatures, digital identity and digital transformation processes, who has successfully promoted the electronic business globally....

Thomas Pielczyk

Head of Product Management & Electronic Signature, Vice-chair CSC Technical Committee

intarsys GmbH / procilon GROUP GmbH

Thomas Pielczyk is Head of Product Management & Electronic Signature at procilon GROUP GmbH. Beyond, he is an authorized signatory of intarsys GmbH, a subsidiary of the procilon GROUP, where he...

Mobile Digital Identity Of The Far East: Situation Of Japan [Introductory]

15:10—15:30

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Many countries are currently rolling out mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and other forms of mobile digital identity, often delivered through ID wallets. However, nearly half of Japan’s population has had access to smartphone-based digital identity since 2023. This mobile digital identity is actively used across both public and private sectors, supporting a wide range of use cases.

Looking ahead, the Japanese government plans to begin issuing national digital identities in the mDoc format to iPhone users starting in 2025.

This session will explore the evolution of Japan’s digital identity ecosystem, highlight how mobile identities are integrated into smartphones, and examine how Japan’s approach differs from implementations in other parts of the world.

Hideaki Furukawa

Senior Security Consultant

Nomura Research Institute, Ltd

Actively contributing as a Senior Security Consultant at Nomura Research Institute Ltd, proficiently skilled in areas encompassing digital identity and digital trust.

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