EUDI Wallet
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Why this matters This is a closed tender (deadline 2026-07-24, today is 2026-10-08) for BPO-based contact center support services for EUDI Wallet operations run by SPRIND, Germany's federal innovation agency. Not currently biddable, but significant evidence of EUDI Wallet deployment and operational infrastructure demand.
Why this matters Germany's SPRIND (Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation) is procuring IT services for an EUDI Wallet Ecosystem Management Portal — a core component of national wallet infrastructure. Direct procurement opportunity for wallet ecosystem tooling.
Why this matters Direct procurement for EUDI Wallet security testing and auditing services by Common Codes GmbH. This is a framework contract (Rahmenvertrag) for security review of the German EUDI Wallet implementation — a core component of national wallet infrastructure.
Why this matters Germany's ITZBund (federal IT centre) has issued a standardisation notice for an EUDI-Wallet-Adapter software package. This is a prior-information notice (CAN) signalling concrete procurement intent for adapter infrastructure to integrate EUDI Wallet into federal systems.
Why this matters This is a closed EUDI Wallet infrastructure tender from Germany's EWSO (EUDI Wallet Support Organisation) for tooling and IT services. The deadline (2026-10-05) has passed as of today (2026-10-08), making it no longer biddable.
Why this matters Moldova's participation in an EU large-scale pilot (WE BUILD consortium) for EUDI Wallet testing and B2G integration is strategically relevant, but the article is primarily news coverage rather than a call to action. No direct procurement or bidding opportunity is signalled.
Why this matters ENISA is developing an EU-wide certification scheme for EUDI Wallets under Regulation (EU) 2024/1183, harmonizing national requirements and technical standards. This signals a major forthcoming procurement or framework contract for certification bodies, auditors, and scheme operators.
Why this matters Direct procurement for technical and advisory services to develop and pilot an interoperable digital wallet for cross-border e-services. GIZ (German development agency) is issuing this call, indicating a significant government-backed wallet initiative with international scope.
Why this matters A Romanian university is procuring a verifiable-credentials enrollment and verification platform with security modules — directly aligned with digital credential issuance and management. The deadline has passed (2026-08-31), so this is a closed tender, but the procurement signals institutional adoption of VC infrastructure.
Why this matters WE BUILD is an active Large Scale Pilot (LSP) co-funded by the EU, developing 13 use cases for EUDI Wallet and European Business Wallet rollout across 200+ organisations in 28 countries. A vendor providing wallet, credential issuance, or integration services could participate in or bid for consortium work.
Why this matters The EU Commission has formally requested ENISA to prepare a dedicated European Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for EUDI Wallets. This is a regulatory milestone that will shape wallet certification requirements and create compliance/audit opportunities for wallet vendors and service providers.
Why this matters EU Commission proposal to mandate age verification for social media platforms under 13, explicitly naming EUDI Wallet as an approved verification tool. This is regulatory momentum but not yet a concrete procurement or certification call.
Why this matters Finland (DVV) is procuring certification services specifically for the Finnish EUDI Wallet solution and wallet components. This is a direct procurement opportunity within the EUDI Wallet certification scope.
Why this matters UK government has approved regulatory framework for digital proof of age using certified digital identity services for alcohol sales. This signals a planned procurement or certification scheme for qualified age-verification providers, but no tender or call is open yet.
Why this matters Czech government (Správa státních služeb vytvářejících důvěru) is procuring delivery, operation and development of an internal certification services system for EUDIW. This is core EUDI Wallet infrastructure — a direct procurement opportunity for wallet certification and trust service components.
Why this matters Germany's Federal Ministry of the Interior is procuring source code analysis and penetration testing services for the EUDI Wallet implementation. This is direct work on the national wallet infrastructure, though the scope is limited to security testing rather than core wallet development.
Why this matters Framework agreement for software implementation and deployment of a registry system for relying parties using EUDI Wallet, issued by Czechia's digital agency. Direct procurement for wallet ecosystem infrastructure.
Why this matters ENISA's €1.6M contribution agreement signals EU commitment to wallet certification infrastructure by end-2026, but the announcement itself does not constitute a direct procurement opportunity for vendors. It indicates funding and regulatory backbone work that may enable or precede Member State wallet tenders.
Why this matters Germany has launched a public tender for operation of the national EUDI Wallet backend, cryptographic components, hosting and infrastructure — a direct procurement opportunity for wallet operations vendors. The scope explicitly includes backend operation, high availability, monitoring, DDoS protection, and EU-jurisdiction hosting.
News
Why this matters Regulatory news on EUDI Wallet sectoral rollout (healthcare attributes) with binding member-state deadlines (2028 notification, 2029 issuance). No current procurement or funding opportunity, but a clear pipeline signal for wallet issuers and health-sector integrators.
Why this matters Regulatory reminder of the December 2026 EUDI Wallet deadline (Article 5a). No specific procurement, tender, or pilot opportunity for a supplier in this market, but critical market-shaping news that validates urgency across all EU member states.
Why this matters Regulatory proposal establishing a mandatory EU Age Verification Scheme that explicitly recognises EUDI Wallet and eIDAS-certified digital identity solutions as compliant pathways for age assurance. This is a significant market signal for wallet vendors, but the proposal itself is not a procurement or funding opportunity.
Why this matters The Netherlands has launched MyCheck, a national digital identity wallet aligned with the EUDI framework. Germany's d-you wallet is confirmed to launch 2 January 2027. These are market developments showing wallet adoption by member states. No open procurement, RFI or pilot call is described; the wallets are already operational or have a confirmed launch date. Vendors should monitor whether the Dutch government issues subsequent calls for integration services, relying-party support, or certificat
Why this matters Regulatory analysis of eIDAS 2.0 integration into MyHealth@EU and cross-border healthcare identity. No concrete procurement, grant, or pilot opportunity, but signals a major regulatory anchor for wallet adoption in healthcare.
Why this matters Regulatory timeline and milestones for EUDI Wallet deployment and acceptance, but no concrete procurement, grant, pilot, or contracting opportunity presented. This is informative guidance on compliance deadlines.
Why this matters Moldova's EVO Wallet launch is strategic news showing national wallet adoption aligned with EUDI standards and WE BUILD consortium participation, but contains no concrete procurement, tender, grant call, or partnership opportunity for vendors to bid on or join.
Why this matters News report on the EU's December 2026 EUDI Wallet deadline and member state compliance status. No procurement, grant, pilot call, or procurement signal — only reporting on the regulatory deadline and pilot results.
Why this matters This is an official government announcement that the Federal Cabinet has approved the Digital Identities Act (DIdG) to enable EUDI Wallet introduction in Germany. It is regulatory/policy news with no concrete procurement, tender, grant, or pilot opportunity to bid on.
Why this matters This is an informational government page explaining the Dutch national EUDI wallet (Public NL Wallet) and the eIDAS Regulation requirement. It describes what has been or is being built, not a procurement, call, or funding opportunity.
Why this matters The Dutch government has launched MyCheck, a national digital identity wallet. This is a market development signal: a member state has deployed a wallet system, which suggests potential future integration with the EUDI Wallet infrastructure, relying-party partnerships, or credential-issuance contracts. However, the announcement itself is not a live procurement or funding call. Monitor for follow-on tenders for PID issuance, wallet certification, or relying-party onboarding.
Why this matters This is a vendor documentation page showcasing France Identité wallet integration capabilities. While France Identité is a direct EUDI Wallet implementation, this is not a procurement, grant, pilot, or pipeline signal — it is a product/service page describing an already-launched wallet and how to integrate with it.