New round of EU Digital Identity Wallet implementing regulations adopted

The European Commission has adopted seven new implementing regulations that focus on trust services, in addition to one implementing regulation detailing specifications for electronic attestations.

This follows two previous rounds of implementing regulations in December 2024 and May of this year.

Thanks to common rules created by the implementing regulations, Member States will be able to develop secure and privacy-enhancing wallets that are interoperable and accepted across the European Union by registered relying parties.

Read the latest adopted implementing regulations

These implementing regulations were published in the official journal on 30 July 2025 and will enter into force 20 days thereafter.

You can find links to the final adopted versions of the implementing regulations below.

• Electronic Attestations of Attributes

  Provides the specifications needed to issue Qualifed Electronic Attestations of Attributes (QEAA) and Electronic Attestations of Attributes (EAA), including how to achieve interoperability and details on the revocation mechanism.

• Management of remote qualified electronic signature creation devices (rQSCDs)

  Establishes the reference standards for the management of remote qualified electronic signature creation devices and qualified electronic seal creation devices as qualified trust services.

• Notifications of certified qualified electronic signature/seal creation devices

  Sets out the formats and procedures for the notification by Member States on certified qualified electronic signature/seal creation devices to the Commission, and on the cancellation of their certification, as applicable.

• Initiation of qualified trust services

  Establishes the formats and procedures for notifying supervisory bodies of trust service providers intention to offer qualified trust services.

• Annual reports from supervisory bodies

  Sets out the formats and procedures for the annual reports of the designated supervisory bodies responsible for the supervision of the European Digital Identity Wallets and of the designated supervisory bodies responsible for the supervision of trust services.

• Procedural arrangements for peer reviews of electronic identification schemes

  Sets out the provisions on the procedural arrangements for the peer reviews of electronic identification schemes to be notified by Member States to the Commission.

• Verification of identity and of attributes when issuing qualified certificates or qualified electronic attestations of attributes

  Establishes the required specifications and methods, including relevant standards for qualified trust service providers to verify the identity and attributes of natural or legal persons when issuing attestations.

Stay tuned for more updated on implementing regulations!