EU Digital Identity Wallet rollout: every EU state on one board
Updated 15 Oct 2026
Track EU states' wallets, their builders and the evidence behind each claim.
Europe by wallet evidence grade
Live now: Denmark, Italy · Ireland: Pilot / testing, grade D.
Choose a country to explore its score, stage and builders. Grades describe published evidence, not legal compliance.Use the grid. Grades describe published evidence, not legal compliance.
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A 80+ · B 65–<80 · C 50–<65 · D 35–<50 · E <35
Grades measure published evidence.
They do not measure legal compliance or wallet quality. How grades work
Denmark and Italy. Both are publicly available. Neither is EUDI-certified yet.
When must banks and other services accept the wallet?
Banks and other private services that must use strong customer authentication have to accept the wallet from 24 Dec 2027 (eIDAS 2, Art. 5f(2)). Micro and small enterprises are exempt.
At a glance
2
Publicly available national wallet
DKIT
Stage is live or certified, with public access evidenced.
3
In real users' hands
DKIEIT
Includes public beta and publicly available wallets.
11
General eID law in force
BEHRDKFIFRGRHUITMTSKSI
National eID law; wallet-specific law is scored separately.
7
Public availability target after 24 Dec 2026
EEFIDENLROSKSE
Announced national target, not a legal finding.
Country evidence checked 7 Oct 2026 to 15 Oct 2026; each detail gives its own check date. "Not publicly confirmed" means we could not find primary evidence, not that it hasn't happened. The Scorecard compares published evidence across five pillars. Next quarterly review: Jan 2027.
IE
Where Ireland sits
Pilot / testing Government Digital Wallet in invitation-only beta built by OGCIO; eIDAS omnibus bill still at Heads stage; wider launch stated for 2026.
Next: 2026 Wider public launch of the Government Digital Wallet.
Banks and other private services that must use strong customer authentication have to accept the wallet from 24 Dec 2027 (eIDAS 2, Art. 5f(2)). Micro and small enterprises are exempt.
The board
Stage is the programme's overall status. The six steps are the evidence we've confirmed, so a country can have a pilot on record and still be at an earlier stage overall.
Compared with the EU’s 24 Dec 2026 deadline for national wallets.
evidenced announced target not publicly confirmed not applicableLadder: Law in force · Builder named · Pilot evidenced · Public beta · Generally available · EUDI certified
Select a country for its full record: wallet, who's accountable, builders, every dated milestone and the sources.
Not an EU Member State. Not bound by eIDAS 2 deadlines.
Ukraine (Diia)
candidate (accession negotiations opened 2024-06)
What citizens use today
Diia combines a mobile app and a public-services portal, launched in 2020. The app includes an ID card, biometric passport, driving licence, vehicle registration, tax number and child's birth certificate. Its digital passports have domestic legal equivalence to paper documents under the law effective 23 August 2021. Diia.Signature supports signing documents and authenticating to services.
EUDI link
The European Commission's pilot overview, updated 22 July 2026, includes Ukraine among participants testing EUDI wallets and cross-border uses. The first four pilots began in April 2023. This programme-level evidence does not establish completed Diia interoperability tests or acceptance across the EU.
National wallet milestones
Law in force
Builder named
Pilot evidenced
Public beta
Generally available
Certification evidenced
Dots use the board legend; national availability does not establish EUDI certification.
Estonia's planned mRiik app was based on Diia in 2023; that lineage does not establish EUDI readiness.
Romania: MAI publishes RO Wallet calendar and onboarding phases
Czechia: National wallet certification scheme concept published
Germany: BfDI: January version not yet a full EUDI wallet
Estonia: Cabinet approves bill; 2028 rollout announced
Spain: Draft EUDI governance Royal Decree published for consultation
Finland: Wallet and digital identity credential acts enter into force
The timeline
Every dated milestone we could source, 2022 → 2029. Solid = happened. Hollow = announced target. The two vertical lines are the EU legal baselines: wallets to be offered by 24 Dec 2026; specified private services to accept them by 24 Dec 2027.
Who is building it
State agencies, awarded suppliers and shared EU pilot consortia, only where the evidence ties them to delivering or operating the wallet. For the wider market of identity-verification vendors, see the EU digital identity explorer.
Shared EU pilots and consortia
POTENTIAL · 19 states
Large-scale pilot: eGov, banking, telco, mobile driving licence, e-signature, e-prescription.
APTITUDE · 12 states
Second-wave pilot (2025–) continuing cross-border wallet testing.
EWC · 20 states
EU Digital Identity Wallet Consortium: travel credentials, payments, organisational identity.
WE BUILD · 22 states
Second-wave pilot (2025–) on business and travel use cases.
DC4EU · 20 states
Education and social-security credentials.
NOBID · 4 states
Nordic–Baltic pilot focused on wallet-based payments.
mDL4EU · 1 states
Mobile driving licence cross-border pilot.
EUDIW-PACT · 1 states
Organisations named in national delivery
Active in more than one state (1)
State bodies delivering their national wallet (106)Suppliers, banks and operators named in one state (40)
How to read this
Stage
Planning → Legal basis → Procurement → In development → Pilot / testing → Public beta → Publicly available → EUDI certified. Stage is the programme's overall status. The six steps are the evidence we've confirmed, so a country can have a pilot on record and still be at an earlier stage overall. A target date is never counted as done.
Existing eID is not the wallet
The stage column shows EUDI wallet progress; Live today names an existing generally available national eID or app, not a certified EUDI wallet. Mature national logins (MyGovID, Smart-ID, ID Austria, SPID…) do not advance the wallet ladder unless the state has formally made that app the wallet vehicle.
Not publicly confirmed
We looked and could not find primary evidence. It is a gap in evidence, not a finding of failure.
Outside the EU
Non-EU comparators show relevant national wallet experience and EUDI links in a separate watch list, excluded from the 27-state board, statistics, timeline, organisation and consortium counts.
Baseline
Regulation (EU) 2024/1183 (eIDAS 2): Member States provide at least one wallet within 24 months of the implementing acts (24 Dec 2026); specified private relying parties accept wallets by 24 Dec 2027. A later national target is recorded as announced, not as a breach.