5 terms
Decentralized identity is a digital identity model in which people hold their own credentials and prove claims without a central identity provider.
eIDAS 2.0 is the revised EU regulation on electronic identification and trust services that introduces the European Digital Identity Wallet for citizens.
The EUDI Wallet is the European Digital Identity Wallet, an app for storing and selectively sharing official identity data and credentials under eIDAS 2.0.
Selective disclosure lets a credential holder reveal only chosen attributes of a signed digital identity credential while the verifier can still trust them.
A verifiable credential is a digitally signed set of claims about a subject that a holder stores and presents, and any verifier can check cryptographically.