Insights & Resources

On 21 May 2026 the EUDI Wallet Architecture and Reference Framework reached version 2.9.0, and with it the Topic X discussion paper on Relying Party Registration moved to 'Final' (the outcome entered the ARF text itself in v3.0.0). This is the technical layer beneath the WRPAC obligation: the high-level requirements that define how a relying party is authenticated, what it must declare, and how that declaration ties to a Wallet-Relying Party Access Certificate.

Because the official WRPAC provider list is not yet published, anything sold today as a production WRPAC cannot be publicly verified as chaining to a mandated provider. Here is the verification chain that defines a real one, the red flags, and what sandbox certificates are legitimately for.

As of late May 2026 the official EU trusted-entity lists are not published: the eIDAS Dashboard reports WRPAC as unpublished and the providers list is not publicly served. Here is why that is by design, and what it changes for your December 2026 planning.

Luxembourg is active at policy and pilot level — Data Strategy Action 32, the POTENTIAL pilot via the Ministry for Digitalisation and CTIE, a wallet due by end-2026 — but there is still no public WRPAC provider, registry, or relying-party registration portal. Here is the status for a Luxembourg-established relying party.

A late-May 2026 snapshot of EUDI Wallet readiness across all 27 Member States, with a second column the April scorecard lacked: the WRPAC path. Readiness is attributed to ecosystem trackers; the WRPAC answer is uniform — no public, verifiable production path anywhere yet.

Five questions that separate merchants ready for January 2027 from merchants who are about to lose Q1 to integration debt. Score yourself.

A practical, step-by-step checklist to prepare your e-commerce business for eIDAS 2.0 compliance before the December 2026 EUDI Wallet launch.

The December 2026 deadline is approaching. Understand what WRPAC certificates are and why your business needs compliance now.

Article 5b(10) enables intermediaries to handle WRPAC compliance for you. Here's why that's the smarter choice for most businesses.