The European Commission, as part of the eIDAS 2.0 proposal promotes the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) as an app that enables citizens and residents all over the EU to identify and authenticate themselves. EUDI Wallet users should also be able to store and selectively disclose, locally and remotely, digital travel credentials (ePassports), driver’s licenses, university diplomas, as well as personal information including medical records or bank account details. The wallet should also allow its users to access a variety of online services, and sign documents with qualified electronic signatures and seals (QES). The scope of this wallet app is described in some detail in The Common Union Toolbox for a Coordinated Approach Towards a European Digital Identity Framework, and a reference implementation is expected for September 2023.