EUROPE / DIGITAL IDENTITY
Compare national EUDI rollout status, wallet apps and test environments across the EU and selected non-EU countries.
30 wallets in 28 countries
Denmark’s official app holds a digital identity card and privacy-preserving age proof. In a DLBR Test interoperability run on 12 October 2026, AltID iOS TestFlight completed an online EUDI Proof of Age presentation; the verifier checked only whether the holder was 18 or older.
Austria’s digital document app includes identity, driving licence and age proofs for domestic use.
Belgium is extending its MyGov.be digital services toward the national EUDI wallet.
IDDEEA’s national digital identity app provides electronic signing and access to personal records and public services.
IDDEEA is developing Bosnia and Herzegovina’s digital identity wallet in line with eIDAS 2.0 and taking part in the WE BUILD EUDI Large-Scale Pilot.
Bulgaria has begun the legal and technical preparation for its national EUDI wallet.
Croatia has assigned development of its EUDI wallet to AKD, the state-owned agency for documents and digital identity.
A government procurement notice covers development work for Digital Citizen 2.0 and integration with the EUDI Wallet framework.
The Digital and Information Agency publishes the national EUDI wallet programme and its implementation updates.
RIA is preparing the country’s national wallet and procurement for the EUDI implementation.
The Digital and Population Data Services Agency is building Finland’s national EUDI wallet.
The French identity-card companion app supports identity proofs and access to public services.
An interoperability playground with wallet, issuer and verifier resources for the EUDI ecosystem.
The BMDS and SPRIND sandbox lets organisations test identification using personal identification data (PID).
Greece is working on the EUDI upgrade of its existing gov.gr Wallet and participates in EU wallet pilots.
Hungary’s Digital Citizenship Programme provides national digital services while the EUDI wallet path is being prepared.
Ireland opened a public consultation and testing phase for its Government Digital Wallet in April 2026.
Italy’s public wallet in the IO app offers selected domestic documents; the national EUDI ecosystem is still in experimentation.
A national pilot app has informed Latvia’s EUDI Wallet implementation programme.
A prototype was tested through the POTENTIAL pilot, with deployment preparation scheduled for 2026–2027.
The national programme is being prepared through the CTIE and the existing MyGuichet.lu digital-services ecosystem.
Malta has started procurement for a national EUDI wallet and its supporting trust ecosystem.
The Dutch government publishes NL Wallet app code and development documentation.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs opened a sandbox where companies can test services for the future national EUDI wallet.
Portugal is preparing the EUDI transition using its existing gov.pt digital-services and document ecosystem.
Romania’s Authority for the Digitalization is preparing the national EUDI wallet under the RO Wallet programme.
The Ministry of Interior is developing the national EUDI wallet using the eDOKLADY and eIdentita service ecosystem.
Slovenia is preparing the EUDI wallet through its national digital-identity and trust-services programme.
Spain released Cartera Digital Beta for public testing as part of its national digital identity and age-proof work.
DIGG is developing a state eID and the national EUDI wallet in stages.
A service available to eligible users. Eligibility and domestic use restrictions still apply.
A test or experimentation environment. Participation may require onboarding.
Published implementation code is available. Public enrolment has not been established here.
A national EUDI wallet programme that has not opened a public production service.
A national wallet is reported in production. This does not assert EUDI certification.
A wallet or national test programme is being tested; user and verifier access may differ.
A national EUDI programme is announced or being built, without a public production wallet confirmed as of the review date.
Coverage includes all 27 EU Member States, with non-EU wallet programmes listed separately. EUDI rollout labels reflect the public rollout stage as of ; they are editorial status labels, not certification results. “DLBR test recorded: No” means we have no completed DLBR EUDI wallet test on record for that country; it does not mean the wallet is incompatible. A test result applies only to its documented scope.
EU Member States are expected to provide at least one EUDI wallet by the end of 2026.