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Navigating the eIDAS 2.0 Shift & Building Global Trust

Solution Category Fraud Prevention
Type Webinar
Organization Jumio
Event Format Company Webinar

Webinar Description

Key Takeaways

  • Examines the regulatory shift driven by eIDAS 2.0 and its implications for digital identity verification
  • Covers EUDI wallets and their role in the emerging European digital identity framework
  • Addresses AMLR compliance requirements alongside digital identity adoption
  • Relevant for organisations operating across European markets or preparing for cross-border digital identity requirements

About the Event

This webinar, hosted by Jumio and Trinsic, focuses on the changing digital identity landscape shaped by European regulatory developments. The discussion centres on eIDAS 2.0 milestones and how businesses can prepare for the next generation of digital identity infrastructure.

eIDAS 2.0 and the European Digital Identity Framework

The eIDAS 2.0 regulation represents a significant update to the European Union’s electronic identification framework. Central to this shift is the introduction of EUDI (European Digital Identity) wallets, which aim to provide citizens and businesses with a standardised method for identity verification across member states. The webinar explores key implementation milestones and the practical challenges organisations face in adapting to these requirements.

Digital Identity Ecosystems and Trust Infrastructure

The session examines how digital identity wallets, identity intelligence capabilities, and broader digital ID ecosystems can be integrated to build trust while reducing friction in customer interactions. This includes consideration of how these components work together within a global context, particularly for businesses operating across multiple jurisdictions.

Who Should Attend

This webinar is suited for identity and access management professionals, compliance officers, and technology leaders responsible for digital identity strategy. It is particularly relevant for organisations subject to AMLR requirements or those expanding operations into European markets where eIDAS 2.0 compliance will become mandatory.