We’re continuing to track EU Digital Identity Wallet progress across Europe, not only in EU Member States, but also in candidate countries and neighbouring markets.
When we first started doing this, we were mainly looking for signs of availability: when would national wallets actually go live?
But it quickly became clear that this was not the most useful question.
Most countries are still publicly saying they expect to be ready in time. At the same time, many have not yet made anything available for the wider ecosystem to test, integrate with, or build against.
So our focus has shifted slightly.
Instead of asking only “is the wallet live?”, we’re tracking how open each national project is to the ecosystem.
- Can relying parties test it?
- Is there a public sandbox?
- Are developer materials available?
- Is there a way to start understanding how integration will work?
That is what our categories are really trying to show.
→ A public sandbox does not mean a wallet is fully launched. But it is a strong signal that the project is moving from policy and planning into something the market can start working with.
And for us, as we build out the eID Easy Wallet Hub for relying parties, that distinction matters.
The map below shows the latest snapshot as of 20 May 2026.
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Announced Project (with Public Sandbox)
A nationally announced EU Digital Identity Wallet implementation project with an official public sandbox or playground environment (including documentation) intended for external ecosystem testing.
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Announced Project, No Public Sandbox
A publicly announced EU Digital Identity Wallet implementation project exists, but no public sandbox is available. Testing may be limited to closed pilots, beta environments, or selected participants.
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Public Developer Repository Available
A publicly announced EU Digital Identity Wallet implementation project exists, with a publicly accessible GitHub repository or official developer materials, but no confirmed sandbox or beta testing environment.
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Existing National Identity App Confirmed for Upgrade
An existing national identity application is in use, and the government has officially confirmed that it will be upgraded to comply with the EU Digital Identity Wallet Regulation.
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Existing Identity App, Upgrade Not Yet Confirmed
An existing national identity app is in place, but no official confirmation has been found that it will be upgraded to comply with the EU Digital Identity Wallet Regulation.
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| Country |
Group |
National Wallet / Project |
Preparedness |
Responsible Authority |
| Austria | EU Member State | eAusweise / ID Austria | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Federal Chancellery / Digital Austria |
| Belgium | EU Member State | MyGov.be | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | FPS Policy and Support |
| Bulgaria | EU Member State | Bulgarian EUDI Wallet | Public repo (no sandbox) | Ministry of e-Government |
| Croatia | EU Member State | National EUDI Wallet | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Ministry of Justice & Digital Transformation |
| Cyprus | EU Member State | National eID | Existing app: upgrade not confirmed | Deputy Ministry of Digital Policy |
| Czechia | EU Member State | DIA EUDI Programme | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Digital and Information Agency |
| Denmark | EU Member State | AltID | Announced project (with public sandbox) | Agency for Digital Government |
| Estonia | EU Member State | EUDI Wallet Estonia | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Information System Authority |
| Finland | EU Member State | National Digital Identity Wallet | Public repo (no sandbox) | Digital and Population Data Services Agency |
| France | EU Member State | France Identité | Announced project (with public sandbox) | France Titres |
| Germany | EU Member State | State EUDI Wallet | Announced project (with public sandbox) | Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs |
| Greece | EU Member State | Gov.gr Wallet | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry of Digital Governance |
| Hungary | EU Member State | DÁP Wallet | Existing app: upgrade not confirmed | Hungarian Government |
| Ireland | EU Member State | Government Digital Wallet | Announced project (with public sandbox) | Irish Government |
| Italy | EU Member State | Sistema IT-Wallet | Public repo (no sandbox) | Department for Digital Transformation |
| Latvia | EU Member State | EUDI Wallet Latvia | Announced project (no public sandbox) | State Digital Development Agency |
| Lithuania | EU Member State | EUDI Pilot | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Informatics and Communications Department |
| Luxembourg | EU Member State | EUDI Wallet | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry for Digitalisation |
| Malta | EU Member State | National Digital Wallet | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Malta Digital Innovation Authority |
| Netherlands | EU Member State | NL Wallet | Public repo (no sandbox) | Ministry of the Interior |
| Poland | EU Member State | mObywatel | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry of Digital Affairs |
| Portugal | EU Member State | gov.pt Wallet | Existing app: upgrade not confirmed | Agency for Administrative Modernisation |
| Romania | EU Member State | EUDI Wallet Romania | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Authority for the Digitalization of Romania |
| Slovakia | EU Member State | eDOKLADY | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry of Interior |
| Slovenia | EU Member State | EUDI Wallet Slovenia | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Ministry of Digital Transformation |
| Spain | EU Member State | Cartera Digital | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry for Digital Transformation |
| Sweden | EU Member State | Digital identitetsplånbok | Announced project (no public sandbox) | Agency for Digital Government |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | EU Candidate Country | e-IDDEEA app / Digital ID Wallet Platform | Existing app: upgrade not confirmed | Agency for Identification Documents |
| Serbia | EU Candidate Country | eID Portal / ConsentID | Existing app: upgrade not confirmed | Office for IT and eGovernment |
| Ukraine | EU Candidate Country | Diia | Existing app: upgrade confirmed | Ministry of Digital Transformation |
| Moldova | EU Candidate Country | EVO / EVOSign | Announced project (with public sandbox)* | Electronic Governance Agency |
| Switzerland | Switzerland | swiyu Wallet | Announced project (with public sandbox) | Swiss Confederation |
→ Snapshot maintained by eID Easy Provider Relations.
See something that doesn't look right? Drop us a message and we'll investigate.
What changed this month?
The biggest movement this month comes from Switzerland and Moldova.
Switzerland has moved into the top category, with its swiyu public beta giving companies, authorities, and private individuals a way to engage with the infrastructure.
Moldova also moves into the top category, with an important note: its sandbox is not yet available to non-Moldovan users. Still, the direction of travel is clear, and Moldova continues to stand out among candidate countries.
Beyond those changes, we are also seeing steady signals of activity elsewhere.
Some countries are staying in the same category for several months, but that does not mean nothing is happening. We are watching procurement activity, consultations, pilot announcements, developer repositories, and public testing environments as they appear.
Examples include:
- Lithuania moving ahead with procurement and testbed-related activity
- Ireland running public consultation around its wallet plans
- Poland continuing to signal wallet development through mObywatel-related updates
Not every announcement means a country should move category. Some updates are meaningful for long-term progress, but do not yet change how open or testable the project is today.
So we’ll keep filtering the noise and tracking the signals that matter most for relying parties.
Why this still matters
The EU Digital Identity Wallet rollout will not happen in one clean moment.
- Some countries are opening up public sandboxes.
- Some are publishing repositories or developer materials.
- Some are upgrading existing national identity apps.
- Others are still mostly quiet from the outside.
That makes it hard for relying parties to know where to focus first.
→ Our goal with this tracker is to give a practical view of where wallet projects are becoming accessible enough to test, understand, and eventually integrate.
eID Easy's Role
Today, we already connect organisations to national eIDs and bank-based identity schemes across Europe. As EU Digital Identity Wallets become available in each country, they will be added alongside those existing methods.
One integration. Multiple identity methods.
→ Interested in current national eIDs, Bank IDs, and, as they launch, EU Digital Identity Wallets? Let's have a chat or send us a message.
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