On 2 September, Signicat hosted the webinar: "Nordic EUDI wallets: what you need to know to get started." Led by Signicat's digital identity experts, Johan Sörmling - VP reusable identities and wallets and Edwin de Ron Product manager for eID and Wallet Hub, the session examined the monumental shift coming with the eIDAS 2.0 regulation and the European digital identity (EUDI) wallet.
We spend millions of pounds hardening our perimeter. We roll out passkeys, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and single sign-on. Yet attackers do not bother breaking our primary security systems. They simply call the IT helpdesk and ask them to reset them.
The government backed EU Digital Identity Wallet launches in end-2026. Private-sector wallets are already widely used, especially in payments. How can your company take the first practical steps towards the wallet era? Updated: May 25, 2026
The European digital identity wallet is arriving in 2027, bringing major changes to how businesses handle user authentication. Learn how Swedish platforms can prepare for this shift with guidance from Signicat and Qte.
Combining Adobe Sign with Signicat provides a secure, compliant way to handle digital agreements across the Nordics. This integration allows businesses to use local eIDs like Swedish and Norwegian BankID without leaving their familiar Adobe workflow.
EU Member States are preparing for the rollout of European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallets. Organisations therefore need to prepare for a future where EUDI Wallets, existing electronic identities (eIDs), and identity verification coexist.
Norway has digital identity figured out. With near-universal BankID adoption, baseline conversion rates are exceptionally high and drop-off rates are incredibly low. But this success creates a dangerous blind spot: the complacency trap. Because the baseline is so high, many enterprises assume their digital onboarding works perfectly simply because they have a BankID integration in place.
Streamlining digital onboarding for SMBs Visa and Signicat are helping to automate the entire SMB onboarding process so financial institutions (FIs) can achieve greater efficiency and one-stop convenience.
Expanding a financial product across Europe is a massive opportunity, but local regulations often block growth. In Sweden and Finland, signing up for financial services is simple because almost everyone uses Swedish BankID or the Finnish Trust Network (FTN). Nordic customers expect instant onboarding.
AI in banking is changing how financial institutions defend against increasingly complex threats. This article explores how banks must upgrade their identity verification and continuous monitoring to stop AI-generated attacks and protect their customers.
Datakeeper is a digital identity wallet, on your smartphone. Personal data is stored locally on the mobile phone and is not visible to Datakeeper. The user can share the data via a data request from an organisation for a service, such as renting a car or checking that you are older than 18.