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This presentation explores innovative thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) substrate technologies designed specifically for security printing applications. We introduce next-generation polymer substrate with enhanced printability and security features, offering new possibilities for secure document and identification solutions. The advanced substrate formulation features improved mechanical properties and exceptional process stability during offset and intaglio printing process. These developments address growing market demands for sophisticated anti-counterfeiting measures while maintaining material durability and processing efficiency. The presentation will highlight key material properties, processing advantages, and potential applications in the evolving security printing sector.
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The EUDI Wallet Consortium (EWC) has been developing and testing the payment specifications in a large-scale pilot project in production. In this session you will learn:
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By 2026, businesses in Europe must support digital wallets for identity — but under eIDAS 2.0, not all wallets will make the cut.
As regulations evolve, industries from finance and mobility to digital platforms are under pressure to reimagine how they manage identity verification and wallet architecture. This session will explore what real eIDAS 2.0 readiness looks like — and why many existing solutions fall short of the standard.How do you choose the right wallet infrastructure? We’ll dive into the critical trade-offs between compliance, security, offline availability, and usability. You’ll walk away with a clear roadmap of the regulatory landscape, key technical decisions, and how to build digital identity systems that are not just compliant — but designed to endure.
The EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) Ecosystem offers a revolutionary way to manage digital identities and attributes (aka verifiable credentials), promising convenience, security, privacy preserving and cost savings for individuals and businesses. However, its success relies on addressing a crucial challenge: ensuring the system is fair and sustainable for all stakeholders (aka “the elephant in the room”). Wallet providers, trust service providers, and Electronic Attribute Attestation Providers will sustain most of the costs to build and maintain this ecosystem, while those who benefit most—like relying parties — may be more than willing to share some of the benefits they enjoy and pay for attribute verifications shared by the user with his consent.
To unlock the full potential of the EUDIW ecosystem, it’s essential to create a market for electronic attributes.
By assigning value to the verification of credentials and attributes, we can establish a system where those who benefit from using them—such as relying parties gaining faster, more secure processes—help sustain the ecosystem. This approach mirrors successful models already in place across the EU and EEA, ensuring fairness and incentivizing innovation.
Namirial, through its work in ETSI publicly announced just in January 2025 and thanks to many supporting organizations, is one of the leaders in shaping these standards. By fostering a balanced system where all parties benefit, we aim to create a thriving market for digital attributes—one that not only ensures privacy and security but also drives widespread adoption and long-term sustainability. This is the key to a successful digital future for Europe.