Webinar for Banks & Financial Service Providers | June 18, 2026, 11 AM – 12 PM | eIDAS, EUDI & AMLR: Higher Conversions and Lower Costs in Bank Onboarding

Webinar for Banks & Financial Service Providers | June 18, 2026, 11 AM – 12 PM | eIDAS, EUDI & AMLR: Higher Conversions and Lower Costs in Bank Onboarding

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Digital identity for Europe

EUDI wallets will be mandatory from 2027

With Nect, you can future-proof your setup early on: As an intermediary, we handle the integration and orchestration of wallets, identities, and credentials. Fully compliant with regulations and ready to use immediately.

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Digital identification through selfie video, biometrics, and EUDI Wallet

At a glance

Facts about the EUDI Wallet

Implementation Deadline

The deadline for European countries to implement it runs until 2027

Digital Identity

Access for all European citizens to a trusted digital identity

Architecture Reference Framework

The ARF (Architecture Reference Framework) defines the technological standard and focuses on flexibility, efficiency, and future-proofing.

Cross-border Use Cases

Digital identification, qualified electronic signature (QES), and much more.

EUDI Wallet on the smartphone

Our EUDI services

Nect in the EUDI ecosystem

Nect acts as an intermediary in the EUDI ecosystem, forming the central integration layer between organizations, EUDI wallets, and existing identity procedures.In this way, Nect reduces complexity and enables fast, practical implementation.

Intermediary

  • Provider of a connector or “verifier”.
  • Trust Service Provider
  • Acts on behalf of its customers.

Wallet

  • Contains Personal Identification Data (PID)
  • Extends electronic credentials with verified attributes (EAAs / QEAAs)
  • Enables the use of qualified electronic signatures (QES)

Verifier

  • One integration instead of many individual connections
  • Standardized processing of all wallets and credentials
  • Full transparency across all process statuses
  • Control via an external system

ETSI 119 461 v2

eIDAS 2.0 certified, meets VDV & VDG requirements

Assurance level “high”

in accordance with BSI-TR 03147 and “equivalent to an on-site check” under eIDAS

Regulated industries and public institutions

What changes with eIDAS 2.0

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From 2027

Obligation to provide

Each Member State must develop and provide at least one digital identity wallet. Citizens can store their government-verified identity data (so-called Personal Identification Data, or PID for short) as well as other verified attributes and unverified ones (EAA), such as driving licences, diplomas, professional qualifications, and bank account data.

End of 2027

Obligation to accept

For defined use cases, service providers (banks, insurers, telecom providers, etc.) are legally required to accept the wallet. This obligation is not optional—violations may result in fines of up to €5 million or 1% of global annual turnover.

From 2027

Obligation to accept

Unlike the fragmented eID landscape under eIDAS 1.0, wallets from every Member State must be recognized across the entire EU. Common technical standards are intended to ensure interoperability.

Connector? Yes—but done right.

A “pure” wallet connector that only technically connects different wallets falls short. In the target state of the EUDI Wallet, all wallets will be using the same protocol anyway.

What users and companies really need:

A trust layer that not only connects wallets, but orchestrates the right credentials for each use case—even if they are spread across multiple wallets or partially missing.
Example: For onboarding in the insurance sector, the following proofs are required:
  • Identity
  • Power of Attorney
  • Commercial Register Extract
What if those credentials are stored in three different wallets? 

Or two of them are missing?

That’s where Nect comes in:

Our solution detects what’s missing, requests it specifically, and guides the user through the optimal flow—fully automated, user-friendly, and compliant with regulations.

Nect as EUDI Intermediary on the smartphone

Concrete use in day-to-day practice

Simple attribute: referral from doctor to doctor

Patients prove their identity and insurance status and can then be referred directly.

Health ID for ePA, e-prescriptions, and TI Messenger

The Health ID forms the identity basis for applications and makes access to sensitive health services easier.

Access to statutory health insurance apps

The verified data enables secure login for telemedicine as well as the easy, EU-wide redemption of e-prescriptions.

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Concrete use in day-to-day government operations

Digital access to administrative services

Citizens identify themselves via smartphone for online services—already in use in the Schleswig-Holstein service portal as a proven practical addition to the BundID.

Fully digital application and approval processes with electronic signatures

Processes such as i-KFZ are handled fully digitally, including identification and qualified electronic signatures for individuals and businesses.

Digital delivery of notices

Documents such as fee notices or social benefits are delivered digitally in a legally secure way and processed directly—without postal delays.

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Concrete use in day-to-day finance

Fastlane contract conclusion

Thanks to the EUDI Wallet and qualified electronic signature (QES), even highly regulated contracts such as life insurance can be concluded digitally immediately, end-to-end, and without manual follow-up.

Fully automated re-KYC for existing customers

The AMLR, applicable from 2027, requires regular checks of existing customers every 1–5 years. The EUDI Wallet replaces lengthy postal processes with a fully automated real-time comparison of current PID data.

Integrated compliance checks

Verified wallet data enables automated sanctions and PEP checks in the background. A system-side audit trail ensures AMLR and eIDAS compliance without burdening the customer process.

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All-in-Trust Service Platform for natural and legal persons

Trust & acceptance layer for highly regulated companies

Identification methods guide users to the appropriate verification process. While banks must connect the EUDI wallet, a pure connector is not enough, as many users do not have the wallet installed or do not know their PIN. Frequent switching between methods like Video-Ident, eID, or EUDI wallet lowers conversion. A logic layer should therefore automatically select the best method and guide users directly there. If it is also used for alternatives like the ePass, the obligation becomes a solution that increases conversion, reduces costs, and simplifies identification.

AutoVideo Ident

Ident Procedure

Fully automated identification via ID scan and selfie—fast, easy, with no waiting times.

eID

Ident Procedure

Identification via online ID function via NFC – secure, fast, and perfect for German users.

ePass

Ident Procedure

ID verification via chip reading and machine-readable zone—compatible with international passports and residence permits.

Nect ID Wallet

Ident Procedure

Identification of an existing user with a selfie video. A previously successful identification from the Nect Wallet can be used for identification for another service or contract. Re-identification

EUDI Wallet

Ident Procedure

The Nect Wallet is fully adapted to the EU framework (ARF) and supports all EUDI functions—including identification (PID), signature (QES), and credential management (QEAA).

EUDI Connector (PIDs)

Ident Procedure

With the Nect EUDI Connector, we enable external wallets to connect to our Nect API—interoperable, secure, and seamlessly integrable into existing systems.

Nect as an intermediary

Early preparation for the EUDI obligation from 2027

Significantly reduced integration complexity

Standardized access to EUDI wallets and existing methods

Combination of wallet, identification, signature, and credentials

Leveraging an existing reach of over 
18 million users

EUDI Wallet compatibility from 2027

The existing Nect Wallet will become EUDI-compatible—in line with the specifications of the Architecture Reference Framework (ARF). This means:

No new app required

Over 18 million active users will be migrated automatically.

Reusability

of identity across all EUDI-compliant services.

Top-rated usability

over 170,000 reviews (4.8 stars in the app stores).

You don’t have to choose a single wallet today. With Nect, you get a central interface that flexibly adapts to new wallets, protocols, and regulatory requirements. Instead of a verifier, you get a solution that covers the entire identity and credential process.
Nect EUDI Wallet on the smartphone

The key takeaways at a glance?

Our whitepaper clearly summarizes the content of this page and adds further information.

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Compliance, Protection, and Scaling.

Effortlessly meet strict compliance requirements, prevent fraud, maximize conversion rates, reduce losses, and enhance security to create a secure, efficient, and revenue-generating customer experience.

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Meet Compliance

Effortlessly meet even the strictest compliance requirements.

Combat Fraud

Prevent fraud and create a secure and pleasant customer experience.

Maximize Conversion Rates

Reduce abandonment and increase revenue.

Reduce Losses & Lower Costs

Increase operational efficiency through automation and tailored workflows.

Improve security & data protection

Optimize and adapt InfoSec processes to national and international requirements such as GDPR.

As EUDI wallets become more relevant, the need for guidance is currently growing among public and regulated organizations.

With its intermediary model and verifier, Nect offers an immediately usable and scalable solution to get started.
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