eIDAS

Some traditional banks, they want to get security first.

first.And still so many banks and fintechs don't really have their roadmap set up externally anyway ahead of 2027, uh, eIDAS.

What's that deadline and what it brings to, to businesses?

Well, it's, it's, it's funny how, uh, it feels a bit, uh, abstract for some entities.

Crossing over to Europe, a coalition of leading Dutch financial firms is building MyCheck, an independent digital identity wallet.

Designed under Europe's eIDAS two point O framework, the app allows users to log in, sign contracts, and prove their age without sharing unnecessary personal details like full names or birth dates.

Over in the UK, Police Scotland Chief Constable Jo Farrell says the force is actively considering using live facial recognition to tackle football disorder.

Yeah, it's a little pun there.

That's the Live Oak deal paying off.

And for Europe, eIDAS-compliant signatures in three tiers: simple, advanced, and qualified, SES, AES, QES.

The top two tiers are reserved for enterprise plans.

Third, the regulated industry modules.

And then individuals, one of the final thing I would say.

The other challenge I see, and I say this all the time to our colleagues in Europe, we're issuing, we have our big eIDAS program.

We're gonna be pushing a wallet into the hand of every European at the end of this year.

Most Europeans don't know this is coming.