The EUdi Wallet enables the integration of personal data such as first and last name, place of birth, registration address and other attributes such as driving license, diplomas or certificates. This allows private individuals to prove their university degrees, for example. However, companies also benefit from this by being able to fulfill regulatory requirements such as Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) guidelines more efficiently and at the same time sign associated documents or files in a legally secure manner thanks to the integrated qualified electronic signature (QES). It is important that each attribute is clearly assigned to a person or company and verified. Attributes can have two statuses: EAA (Electronic Attestation of Attributes) and QEAA (Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes). The QEAA status requires verification and validation by a qualified trust service provider (qTSP) listed in the Trusted List. Companies or authorities that issue attributes must keep them in a conformity-assessed register. This register, a kind of database, lists all degree certificates, for example. In this context, the requirement “conformity-assessed” means that the register must be kept by a qTSP. Companies and authorities therefore have the option of certifying themselves as qTSPs or handing over the management of the register to a qTSP. Whether you need a comprehensive solution for using QES, validating attributes and keeping registers, or just one of these services, SIGN8 is at your side – contact us!