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What we're learning while building Todis, published as-is: the European digital identity wallet market moves fast and stays poorly explained elsewhere.
Client onboarding: AML vigilance for €30 a year
Accountants, lawyers, estate agents: regulated like banks, equipped with a photocopier. A firm verifies the identity of its new clients for the price of an office supplies line.
August 18, 2026Vehicle rental: a licence verified, not photocopied
A rental company cryptographically verifies its customers' mobile driving licence (mDL, ISO 18013-5), at the counter and at booking time: categories, validity, authenticity. The costed case, against the photocopy that proves nothing.
August 12, 2026Account opening: the identity case verified at €0.18 instead of €1.50
A fintech opening 160 accounts a day divides its KYC bill by eight with the European identity wallet: no OCR, no manual review, no passport copies to protect. The costed case, line by line.
August 5, 2026Online age checks: ten times cheaper than document verification, zero ID documents on file
An online wine shop proves its buyers are of age without collecting a single ID document, for a tenth of what document verification costs. Selective disclosure applied to a very concrete case, with a compared bill.
July 22, 2026RPRC/RPAC: where does relying party registration stand in the EU?
No member state has a legally operational register yet, the regulatory deadline falls on December 24, 2026, and no, you can't simply choose to register in a country further ahead than yours. The full picture, sourced.
June 30, 2026Testing an EUDI wallet integration today, without waiting for the registries to open
The reference ecosystem funded by the European Commission (issuer, wallet, national sandboxes) lets you run a real end-to-end OpenID4VP flow right now. What it covers, and what it doesn't replace.