Shaping the European Business Wallet: Industry, Standardisation and Policy Perspectives
summary
Panelists report concrete progress: pilots and standards work show 70% reuse of existing ETSI specs, Gaia-X and Corporate projects already implement trust frameworks, and one company aims to ship a business wallet by year‑end while claiming 80–90% license savings by replacing legacy identity stacks. Regulation targets adoption with public bodies within 24 months, mandates EU‑headquartered providers, and enables qualified attribute attestations for machine‑readable KYC and product‑pass signatures — gaps remain in a cross‑EU communication protocol.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52Industry perspectives
- 7:27Aligning projects with regulation
- 10:55Standardization gaps
- 15:11Qualified attestations for organizations
- 18:03Technical specifications and openness
- 21:11Gaia X and open-source standards
- 25:49Regulatory certainty and adoption
- 30:49Public admin and business obligations
- 33:40Roadmap and timeline
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