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This one is for the board. EUDI Wallet Readiness Checklist - assess where your organisation stands: https://hubs.ly/Q04ly2VJ0 AltID is live. The EUDI acceptance mandate for banks lands in late 2027. That is 18 months... minus your procurement cycle. Three questions worth putting on the agenda this week: 1. Is EUDI Wallet formally on your 2026/2027 roadmap - with a named owner and a budget? 2. Has the board defined whether your institution will be a wallet issuer, a wallet acceptor, or both? 3. Do you have a clear view of which customer journeys are affected first? More on our blog: https://lnkd.in/dtb57qfd

This one is for compliance and risk. EUDI Wallet Readiness Checklist - assess where your organisation stands: https://hubs.ly/Q04ly2VJ0 AltID is live in Denmark. Wallet credentials are already in circulation. Three questions your team should be able to answer today: 1. Has your team mapped how wallet-based PID maps to your KYC and AML obligations under AMLR and EBA guidelines? 2. Do you have a defined process for handling selective disclosure - where a customer shares only a subset of wallet attributes? 3. Has your team assessed the SCA implications - wallet-native payment authorisation attestations under PSD2 successors? Most compliance teams have not reached question three yet. Some have not reached question one. More on our blog: https://lnkd.in/dEP4DN2X

This one is for product and onboarding. EUDI Wallet Readiness Checklist - assess where your organisation stands: https://hubs.ly/Q04ly2VJ0 AltID is live. Test access for organisations is already available. Three questions your team should answer this week: 1. Does your onboarding flow accept wallet-based credentials alongside MitID, document scans, and bank-based identity? 2. If wallet authentication fails - credential expired, technical error - does your flow have a defined fallback sequence? 3. Have you mapped how wallet credentials change your data model? Selective disclosure means you receive less data than a document scan. Your downstream KYC logic needs to handle that. More on our blog: https://lnkd.in/d464UAws

Danish banks are now the first in Europe operating in a live wallet market. That raises a question most teams have not prepared for: What happens when a customer tries to authenticate with their AltID wallet - and it fails? Credential expired. Technical error. Cross-border trust gap. It will happen. Does your architecture have a defined fallback sequence? Can it route the customer to an alternative verification method - MitID, bank-based identity, document scan - without breaking the onboarding flow? I spoke to a bank recently that had mapped their wallet acceptance journey in detail. When I asked about the fallback, the room went quiet. That is the gap most teams have not reached yet. If you can not answer this confidently, start here: https://lnkd.in/dPYAqpit EUDI Wallet Readiness Checklist - 20 questions for banks: https://hubs.ly/Q04ly2VJ0

Danish banks are now operating in a market with a live EUDI Wallet. Here is a question worth putting to your compliance team today: Has your team assessed how wallet-based PID - Person Identification Data - maps to your existing KYC and AML requirements under AMLR and EBA guidelines? Most teams have not. And the implications go further than identity verification at onboarding. Wallets will soon carry additional attributes: tax residency attestations, income verification, credit-relevant data. Each of these requires a defined compliance process before it arrives - not after. The longer-term shift is more structural still. Banks are mandated to incorporate SCA attestations directly from the wallet into their payment authorisation frameworks - reshaping how transactions are authorised under PSD2 and its successors. The compliance teams that start mapping this now will write the internal playbooks. The ones that wait will follow someone else's. Worth 5 minutes of your compliance team's time: https://lnkd.in/dEitpHCp EUDI Wallet Readiness Checklist - 20 questions for banks: https://hubs.ly/Q04ly2VJ0

Denmark has a live national identity wallet. The acceptance mandate for banks follows in late 2027. That sounds like enough time. It is not. The sectors most exposed to the 2027 mandate - banking, financial services, telecoms - are also the sectors with the longest implementation cycles. Procurement alone takes months. Compliance sign-off takes months. Technical build and testing take months. Banks that start now gain something beyond compliance. They build early experience with credential-based identity - which is structurally different from document-based verification. That experience compounds: better conversion rates, lower fraud exposure, readiness to extend to new markets as national wallets roll out across Europe. Banks that delay will pay more, move faster under pressure, and deliver worse. Denmark is the first market where this is real. It will not be the last. If your organisation has not started, the time is now: https://lnkd.in/eUcHw_JB