We’re back for the 2nd annual eID Easy Conference.
On 16 November 2026, we’re bringing the eID Easy community together again in Tallinn for a practical day around digital identity, EU Digital Identity Wallets, private wallets, eSignatures, trust services, and what comes next for digital identity in Europe and beyond.
The final agenda and speaker lineup are still coming together, but the direction is clear: get the right people in the room and talk about where digital identity is actually heading. In real products, real markets, and real user journeys.
What to expect
This will be a focused, in-person event for identity providers, trust service providers, relying parties, customers, partners, and companies using digital identity inside their own products and customer flows.
We’ll bring together the supply side and the demand side of digital identity: the people building identity and wallet infrastructure, and the companies that need to use it in practice.
We’ll cover topics like:
- eID and the EU Digital Identity Wallet: what’s happening, what’s next, and what companies should be preparing for
- Private wallets, reusable identity, and verified attributes: where they fit into real workflows
- Relying party readiness: what wallets mean for onboarding, KYC, AML, authentication, and user experience
- The provider ecosystem: how eID schemes, trust services, private wallets, and government-backed wallets can co-exist
- Two practical panel discussions: one looking at the provider side of the ecosystem, and one focused on what wallets mean for relying parties and digital service providers
- Customer and partner stories from the field: real examples of digital identity, signing, onboarding, and trust services in use
- Product updates from eID Easy: what we’re building, what’s coming next, and where the platform is heading
- Q&A, feedback, and networking: because the best conversations usually happen when the room gets involved
Who should join?
This event is for people building, providing, integrating, or relying on digital identity in real customer flows.
That includes:
- Relying parties preparing for EU Digital Identity Wallets, reusable identity, verified attributes, and new customer journeys
- Banks, fintechs, payment providers, and lending platforms thinking about onboarding, KYC, AML, authentication, and wallet readiness
- SaaS platforms, marketplaces, telecoms, insurers, HR platforms, and other digital service providers that need to verify users, sign documents, or handle trusted digital interactions
- Identity providers, trust service providers, and wallet providers building the infrastructure behind digital identity
- Product, compliance, legal, onboarding, fraud, and innovation teams working with identity in practice
- Public sector and ecosystem stakeholders involved in eID, EUDIW, trust services, and cross-border identity
Whether you’re already deep in the space or trying to understand what the next few years will mean for your organisation, you’re very welcome to join.
Save your spot
More details are coming soon, but for now: save the date.
Event schedule
Speakers & Panelists
Panel: Partners shaping the future of digital identity
Some of our main partners and trust service providers discussing what’s next for digital onboarding, eSignatures, and the EU Digital Identity Wallet.
{{Valeria Zaharieva}}
→ Onboarding methods in 2025 — from IDV and IDA to the EUDI Wallet, and what metrics really matter.
{{Wolfgang Cech}}
→ The business model behind the EUDI Wallet, QTSP consolidation, and global interoperability.
{{Taras Boyko}}
→ How identity can move beyond borders — from national schemes to truly international solutions.
{{Piruza Harutjunjan}}
→ Wallet business models, new trust services, interoperability challenges, and fraud prevention in a rapidly changing eID world.
Speakers: Customers sharing real stories and case studies
Companies using eID Easy to simplify identity, signing, and onboarding.
{{Mari-Ann Vellerand}}
→ A batch-signing solution for the Estonian Health Insurance Fund and trends in contract automation.
{{Martins Vilums}}
→ How integrating eID Easy simplified onboarding and KYC for freelancers.
{{Lukas Burinskas}}
→ Growth, innovation, and the state of the Lithuanian eSignature market.
{{Johan Sjöberg}}
→ How SignHero’s partnership with eID Easy helps make digital signing simpler and more accessible for SMEs across Europe.
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