Pseudonymous identification allows a person to prove something about themselves without disclosing their name, date of birth, or any other identifying information. The wallet generates a cryptographic proof, and the verifying organisation receives only the assertion it needs.
eIDAS 2.0 (Article 5a) requires EUDI Wallets to support pseudonymous use. The architecture reference framework mandates wallet support for selective disclosure and unlinkable presentations.
Explore the verification infrastructure that organisations across Europe are using to accept digital credentials.