Establishment of European Business Wallets

The EBW introduces a harmonised, interoperable and legally recognised infrastructure for identification, authentication and the exchange of standardised digital proofs across the EU. If implemented well, it can reduce document based friction and support more automated, verifiable and scalable compliance workflows.

Building on the European digital identity framework, the EU Business Wallet will enable secure digital identification, data sharing and legally valid notifications across the EU. It will help economic operators manage regulatory requirements, cutting administrative burdens and compliance costs.

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Namirial is an Italian-founded European leader in digital identity and qualified trust services under the eIDAS framework, operating across more than 20 countries with approximately 1,400 employees. As a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) authorised and supervised across multiple Member States, Namirial welcomes the EBW initiative while submitting three targeted recommendations to strengthen the proposed…

European businesses continue to face fragmentation across 27 national administrative systems, resulting in duplicated procedures, repeated data submissions and high compliance costs. This particularly affects SMEs and companies operating cross border.

FEEDBACK EU BUSINESS WALLET Feedback from Aruba PEC on the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the establishment of the European Business Wallets Roma, 06.05.2026 Ref. COM(2025) 838 final - 19/11/2025 Response to the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the establishment of European Business Wallets Aruba PEC welcomes the Proposal…

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AssoCertificatori is the Association of Italian Qualified Trust Service Providers and Certified Service Providers. Assocertificatori is a non-profit organization that brings together the vast majority of providers pursuant to EU Regulation 910/2014 eIDAS such as digital signatures, digital identities, electronic delivery, electronic timestamps and digital preservation of documents.

Thank you very much for the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposal for a regulation establishing European Business Wallets. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please find our feedback and suggestions attached.

Deutsche Telekom’s position on the EU Business Wallet proposal Ensuring Sovereign and Secure Foundations for Europe’s Digital Economy The proposed EU Business Wallet represents an important building block for the digital transformation of the Single Market and the push for regulatory simplification across industries.

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Twilio strongly supports the Commissions proposal for a European Business Wallet (EBW). As a regulated telecom operator, Twilio experience's first-hand the friction caused by fragmented, manual compliance processes across Member States, particularly regarding fraud prevention (KYC/KYBC) and regulatory reporting.

GS1 in Europe feedback on the Proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of European Business Wallets May 2026 Introduction GS1 in Europe welcomes the European Commission’s initiative on the European Business Wallet (EUBW) and the opportunity to contribute its views and recommendations on the legislative proposal.

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TeamSystem is a leading technology company for the development of business management solutions for SMEs and professionals. The Group supports its customers in the digital transformation of the entire supply chain through a comprehensive and integrated offering of innovative technologies based on AI, SaaS, and cloud designed to manage and optimize internal processes and strengthen collaboration with their reference…

NOTAT Have your say - Public Consultations and Feedback: European Business Wallet Introduction Local Government Denmark (KL) recognises the objective of the proposed Regulation on European Business Wallets (EBW) regarding the ambition to enhance interoperability, reduce administrative burdens, and strengthen the internal market.

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The European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) welcomes the European Commissions proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of European Business Wallets. This future Regulation can be a key step to enhance the efficiency and security of cross-border business operations within the EUs Single Market, as well as national business operations.

EU Business Wallet Regulation The notarial profession embodies both legal certainty and legal safeguards within society and economic activities. Also, notarial services have a preventive effect. By properly arranging matters in advance with a trusted notary, a lot of potential future hardship can be prevented.

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Contribution to the Consultation concerning the legislative proposal on EU Business Wallets by the Austrian Chamber of Civil-Law Notaries EU-Transparency register number: 6475183729-37 The Austrian Chamber of Civil-Law Notaries thanks for the opportunity to share their position on the European Commission’s proposal for a Regulation establishing EU Business Wallets (2025/0358) of 19 November 2025.

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France Assureurs welcomes and supports the European Commission's initiative. The proposal for a regulation on European digital identity wallets for businesses comes against a backdrop of rapid transformation in economic and administrative interactions, marked by the increasing digitalisation of processes and exchanges.

Bitkom supports the European Business Wallet in principle as an important element of a European trust infrastructure for digital business and administrative processes. However, against the backdrop of the current negotiations on the proposed regulation and the recently discussed amendments, Bitkom sees a need for targeted improvements: Clear and swiftly adopted implementing acts are required, along with ambitious…

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SIBS feedback to the European Commissions proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of European Business Wallets About SIBS SIBS is a European technology company offering payment solutions since 1983. SIBS Groups portfolio includes: card and account payment processing services; ATM and POS Network Management services; MULTIBANCO payment and banking services that offer +90 different features (e.g.

The Belgian notariat welcomes the opportunity to submit comments to the European Commissions consultation on the European Business Wallet proposal. The Belgian notariats detailed position is set out in the Annex. In summary, the Belgian notariat welcomes the initiative to establish Business Wallets and is convinced of its usefulness in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

- Prerequisites for the EU Single Market from the Financial Sectors Perspective The introduction and high adoption rate of the Business Wallet face various challenges and are subject to relevant prerequisites. Before banks adapt their systems and processes for businesses, the ecosystem surrounding the European Digital Identity Wallets (EUDIW) for natural persons should have been successfully launched.

The Association of Finnish Cities and Municipalities (AFCM) considers the European Business Wallets and the interoperability enabled by them to be generally positive and recognises the significant role of municipalities in enabling their use.

The Federation of Finnish Enterprises (Suomen Yrittäjät), representing small and medium-sized enterprises and micro enterprises across Finland, considers the objective of the proposed Regulation on European Business Wallets to be fundamentally positive.

The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) welcomes the European Commissions proposal to establish European Business Wallets (EBW) and supports its objective to enable secure, cross-border identification and data exchange for economic operators.

ETAF welcomes the European Business Wallet (EUBW) initiative as an important step towards reducing administrative fragmentation and simplifying cross-border interactions for businesses and professionals across the EU. ETAF supports the proposals ambition to make doing business in the EU simpler and less costly, and notes positively the extension of the EUBW to self-employed individuals and sole traders.

Stichting Privacy First is participating in the European Commission’s consultation on the European Business Wallet, the ‘European Business Wallets’, which will become an identification and logging tool for organisations. This wallet is closely linked to the identification wallet for natural persons, also referred to as ‘EDI wallet’ or ‘EUDI-Wallet’.

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As a complementary initiative to the Digital Omnibus, the European Business Wallet (EUBW) can serve as a foundational instrument supporting secure digital identification, authentication, and exchange of company credentials across the EU.

The German Social Insurance Agency (DSV) supports the European Commission’s proposal to introduce European Business Wallets (EBW). These can facilitate exchanges between businesses, but also between businesses and public administrations, and improve the interoperability of public services in the European Union (EU).

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The Dutch Tax Administration welcomes the European Commissions proposal to introduce the European Business Wallet (EBW) and sees significant opportunities to simplify procedures and reduce administrative burdens for businesses. We see its added value primarily in supporting the entire business journey, enabling end-to-end improvements and streamlining of processes across the entire value chain.

FEBIS - the Federation of Business Information Services - welcomes the European Business Wallet (EUBW) proposal, as an horizontal enabler to bridge "EU fragmentation" where cross-border digital availability gaps significantly behind national performance. The Federation, however, recommends some adjustments to further improve the proposal.

The German Association of Tax Consultants (DStV) welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to create a trusted digital identity for businesses through the European Business Wallet (EUBW 2025/0358 (COD)), which enables the secure exchange of electronic documents in the areas of B2G, B2B and G2G. The EUBW can be an important tool to further advance the digital transformation and inclusion of businesses in the EU.

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This position paper by the Malta Business Bureau (MBB) outlines the business community's stance on the European Business Wallet. Maltese businesses show broad support for the EBW, viewing it as a practical tool to reduce current operational inefficiencies.

The Dutch Banking Association (NVB) welcomes the initiative for a EUBW as a potentially important instrument to reduce administrative burden for businesses, facilitate cross border activities within the internal market and strengthen the digital exchange of reliable business information.

The Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela, The Finnish Social Insurance Institution) provides extensive social security cover in Finland, so a legislative proposal such as the Business Wallet also applies to our actions in our cooperation with economic operators.

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Docusign welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of European Business Wallets (EBW). As a global provider of digital agreements, identity, trust, and Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) solutions, as well as a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) in the EU, Docusign brings strong direct experience of the technical and commercial requirements for cross-border…

The German Federal Chamber of Notaries (Bundesnotarkammer) welcomes the objectives pursued by the European Commissions proposal for a Regulation on the establishment of European Business Wallets (EUBWs). In particular, EUBWs have the potential to facilitate business transactions by easing access to trusted sources of public information, to simplify interactions with public authorities and to provide the scaffolding…

6 May 2026 Feedback of Association for Competitive Technology (Transparency Reg. # 72029513877-54) Square de Meeus 35, 1000 Brussels, Belgium to the European Commission regarding the European Business Wallet I. Introduction The Association for Competitive Technology (hereafter ‘ACT’) welcomes the opportunity to submit comments to the European Commission’s consultation on the European Business Wallet proposal.

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Please find attached our detailed recommendations, and below a summary. DIGITALEUROPE welcomes the European Commissions initiative to develop a European business wallet (EBW), as announced in the 2025 Commission Work Programme and to build upon the EU Digital Identity Framework.1 The EBW is intended to address long-standing fragmentation in the way businesses identify themselves, share credentials, and interact with…

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE COMMISSION’S PROPOSAL FOR A REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL ON EUROPEAN BUSINESS WALLETS Spanish General Council of Notaries COM(2025) 838 final — 19 November 2025 Draft Report PE785.244 — 1 April 2026 April 2026 INDEX 1. INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................................

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The proposal can be welcomed, especially in view of its potential to reduce administrative burdens and simplify business-to-government communication across the European Union. The introduction of a single and interoperable digital tool can contribute to a more efficient functioning of the internal market, speeding up administrative processes and reducing duplicative data submission.

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The European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG) welcomes the proposal on a European Business Wallet, in the continuance of the EUDI Wallet. Please find attached our contribution, focusing notably on the impact of the wallet on fraud and risk management.

At Penneo A/S, we fully support the proposal for the establishment of European Business Wallets (EUBW). As described in detail in the attached document, we would like to propose targeted amendments to the operative text regarding electronic signatures, assurance levels for onboarding, and integration of GDPR compliance.

The CNUE welcomes the proposal establishing EU Business Wallets as an important step toward simplifying cross border business operations and unlocking the full potential of digitalisation in the EU. Notaries play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy, reliability and legal validity of data entered into public registers.

IDnow, a leading European identity verification platform, submits fourteen comments on the EUBW Proposal. We recommend: (1) a binding six-month deadline for all essential Commission implementing acts (Articles 5(5), 9(4), 10(6), 18); (2) a five-year mandatory review clause for the "Business-Wallet-by-Default" principle (Article 15); (3) minimum readiness standards for Member State authentic sources, explicit…

The planned roll-out of the European Business Wallets aims to provide businesses and the self-employed with a single European digital wallet. However, from the point of view of the AOK community, this raises considerable technical, organisational and technical questions and needs to be clarified.

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The European FinTech Association (EFA) supports the European Commissions objective of boosting European competitiveness through regulatory simplification. Measures aimed at reducing the regulatory burden, increasing legal certainty and removing cross-border barriers are key to boosting the digital single market.

The Confederation of Finnish Industries (EK) considers it essential that companies are provided with business wallets that enable electronic identity and electronic authentication, as well as the creation of qualified electronic signatures and seals.

German industry welcomes the European Commissions proposal for the establishment of EU Business Wallets (EBW). The introduction of EU Business Wallets will make it much easier for companies to interact with public administrations across Member States. It has the potential to significantly reduce bureaucratic costs and can act as an anchor of trust between companies and between companies and public authorities.

DATEV expressly welcomes the draft regulation and is pleased to contribute with the attached position paper. In brief, the following aspects should be taken into account in the ongoing legislative process: All economically active individuals, in particular self-employed individuals and sole traders, should have access to the European Business Wallet, as they can benefit significantly from the EUBW.

The German Insurance Association (GDV) welcomes the European Commissions proposal to introduce the European Business Wallet (EUBW) as a central instrument for secure digital identification, authentication, signature and the exchange of tamper-proof business credentials.

Berlin, 10. März 2026 Deutsche Industrie- und Handelskammer Stellungnahme Vorschlag für eine Verordnung des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates über die Einrich­ tung europäischer Unternehmensbrieftaschen (European Business Wallet) Die European Business Wallet (EBW) wurde als Teil des Digitalpakets rund um den Digitalomni­ bus der EU-Kommission vorgeschlagen.

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The European Business Wallet initiative represents an important step towards simplifying regulatory interactions and enabling trusted digital business operations across the EU. Extending the digital identity framework from natural persons to economic operators can significantly reduce administrative burden and improve interoperability across Member States.

European Business Wallets should now be seen as the New E x e c u t i o n Layer of the Single Market and therefore be taken in use by all public sector units in all member states without delay. Reasons for urgency: 1. The unique opportunity to advance the Single Market and radically improve productivity and security in all sectors. 2. The Single Market's geopolitical importance. 3.

We welcome COM(2025) 838 and support the overall direction of the proposal. The European Business Wallet has the potential to reduce administrative burden and improve cross-border business interactions by combining identification, representation, secure data exchange and legally recognised communications in a common framework.

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Thank you for opening this subject for consultation. Since 2021, the Company Passport initiative has been working on providing the necessary foundation for the introduction of Organizational/Business Wallets, acknowledging that the introduction of such wallets will have a significant impact in many different scenarios.

DIDAS welcomes the European Commissions initiative to establish a European Business Wallet (EUBW) within the framework of eIDAS 2.0. We encourage the Commission to explore how this infrastructure can be extended through structured cross-border interoperability pilots with key strategic partners, notably Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and potentially extended EEA states such as Liechtenstein.

Cigref Position on the European Business Wallet Initiative Cigref is a network of 160 major French companies and public administrations dedicated to enhancing our members digital capabilities. As representatives of significant users of digital solutions and services, we offer the following first thoughts on the European Business Wallet.

In response to the Call from the EU Commission, this contribution from the University of Turin research group (led by Prof. Racca) considers the potential use of the EU Business Wallet in the context of upcoming public procurement reform (as highlighted by the Research group in Feedback reference no. F3525461 to the call for evidence for Public procurement Directives evaluation, Ref. Ares(2024)8928678).

BeYs thanks European Commissions initiative to create an EU Business Wallet (EUBW) marks a significant step toward a fully digital single market. By extending the capabilities of the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) to cover legal entities, the Union can substantially reduce administrative overhead, accelerate crossborder trade, and strengthen trust in digital transactions.

Legal certainty and legal protection. It is these important values of the rule of law that the notarial profession stands for, together with its unique preventive function. Dutch notaries provide trust in many sectors in the Netherlands, such as the financial sector, healthcare, real estate etc. Its legal services encompass property law, family law and company law.

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LexisNexis Risk Solutions (LNRS) welcomes the European Commissions European Business Wallet initiative, supporting its aims to reduce administrative burdens and enhance cross-border digital interactions. LNRS is part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers.

Entrust welcomes the European Commission's ambition to simplify doing business in the EU through the creation of a European Business wallet (EBW). We appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commissions European Business Wallet initiative, recognising its potential as an enabler for the Commissions simplification agenda that enables businesses to manage national and cross-border regulatory…

The Norwegian Digitalisation Agency (Digdir), under the Ministry of Digitalisation and Public Governance, and the Brønnøysund Register Centre (BR), responsible for key national business registers, jointly welcome and support the European Commissions initiative to develop the European Business Wallet (EBW).

The European Business Wallet has the potential to propel the European economy into a new era, serving as a key driver for increased legal certainty and significant cost savings in cross-border transactions. Its value extends far beyond the efficiency gains in a business-to-government (B2G) context highlighted in the call for evidence.

Namirial S.p.A. is a leading provider of secure digital transaction management services and solutions. Established in 2000 in Italy, the company is now a multinational company that provides software solutions and Digital Trust Services for the digitalization of businesses and public administration entities.

Mastercard response to European Commission’s consultation on a European business wallet 12 June2025 As digitalization progresses, ensuring trust among parties is a key enabling factor for unlocking further growth and innovation. The EU has already made great advances towards this by enacting the revised legal framework for digital identity.

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The La Poste group, through its subsidiaries such as Docaposte, a supplier of electronic didentification solutions and qualified trust services provider, is already heavily involved in European work on the digital entity. As a recognised trusted player, the La Poste group is actively involved in building a sovereign, secure and interoperable digital ecosystem.

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Being a banking-sector stakeholder involved in regulated digitalisation projects, we believe the European Business Wallet initiative represents a strategic step towards building a common, trustworthy and simplified infrastructure for European SMEs, in the relationship with public administration and regulated private-sector entities.

GENA (Global Exchange Network Association) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to launch a European Business Wallet (EUBW) as a key instrument to simplify and secure digital interactions between businesses and public administrations across the EU. This aligns with our vision of a future world of integrated digital trade, driven by trusted, seamless, and automated transactions.

The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to develop the European Business Wallet (EBW) as part of its broader digital transformation agenda. GLEIF supports the creation of a trusted, standardised, and interoperable digital identity infrastructure for legal entities across the EU and recommends integrating the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) and the verifiable…

The German Federal Chamber of Notaries (Bundesnotarkammer) considers the European Business Wallet to be a promising opportunity to streamline business transactions and fully harness the potential of digitalisation. When seizing this opportunity, the EU acquis, especially Art. 2 para. 3 eIDAS 2.0 Regulation regarding form requirements and Art.

The European Business Wallet (EUBW) initiative marks a valuable step towards a more integrated, secure, and competitive digital ecosystem. The ability for economic operators to identify, authenticate, and share credentials seamlessly across the EU will significantly impact administrative simplification and reduce burdens, particularly for SMEs operating cross-border.

Visa welcomes the European Commission’s efforts to develop a legal framework for a European Business Wallet (EBW). As outlined in the Commission’s Competitiveness Compass, the EBW initiative holds significant promise for enhancing the competitiveness of European businesses by harnessing the potential of digital tools to streamline and simplify processes.

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A European Business Wallet for a digital by default Single Market Sage response to the European Business Wallet call for evidence Introduction Sage welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the European Commission’s call for evidence on the upcoming European Business Wallet (EBIW).

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Aruba PEC thanks the European Commission for the opportunity to contribute to the Call for Evidence on the European Business Wallet (EUBW). In its response, Aruba PEC emphasizes the importance of aligning the EUBW with existing legal frameworks, ensuring interoperability, and fostering trust across Member States.

TeamSystem is a leading technology company for the development of business management solutions for SMEs and professionals. The Group supports its customers in the digital transformation of the entire supply chain through a comprehensive and integrated offering of innovative technologies based on AI, SaaS, and cloud designed to manage and optimize internal processes and strengthen collaboration with their reference…

LACN (Alliance for Digital Confidence) welcomes the work undertaken by the European Commission to set up a European Business Portfolio project. The French digital entity sector considers that this initiative is a useful complement to the building currently being built on the digital entity of legal persons, and that the autonomous scope of each of these projects must ensure that any interaction between them is…

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Enabling cross-border digital business: key considerations for the EU Business Wallet This statement has been prepared by experts from the Finnish Patent and Registration Office, Finnish Tax Administration, Finnish State Treasury and Gofore on behalf of Finnish Real Time Economy -project and EWC Fin Gov project.

While it is useful for legal entities to be able to easily transact cross-border with private services and administrations in countries other than their own, it is not clear that deploying a "Business Wallet" is the best solution.

The European Banking Federation (EBF) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the European Commission's Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment on a European Business Wallet. The EU Business Wallet initiative holds significant potential to deliver positive impact across numerous scenarios - from reducing administrative burden and compliance costs, to enhancing cross-border interactions for economic operators and…

ChamberSign France, a trusted operator qualified for 25 years in the field of digital certificates, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to structure a harmonised framework for the development of Wallet Business. We fully share the ambition to build trust in digital exchanges at European and international level. 1.

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InfoCert is a leader Qualified Trust Service Provider (Certification Authority) in Europe and in digitalization solutions, enabling the digital transformation of every high-value business process. Operating in over 60 countries, it is the trusted partner of over 5,600 major companies in Banking & Financial Services, Pharma, Telco & Utilities, HealthCare, and Insurance sectors.

Norway's Response to the Call for Evidence on the European Business Wallet Introduction Norway welcomes the European Commission's initiative to develop the European Business Wallet as a cornerstone for the digital transformation of the Single Market.

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As banking institutions and future relying parties of the EUDIW, The French Banking Federation welcomes the European Commissions initiative to gather stakeholders views on the use of the European Digital Identity Wallet for legal entities.

The European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to establish a European Business Wallet (EBW) and fully supports its objectives. The initiative is a key step to enhance the efficiency and security of cross-border business operations within the EU internal market, as well as national business operations.

AssoCertificatori is the Association of Italian Qualified Trust Service Providers and Certified Service Providers. Assocertificatori is a non-profit organization that brings together the vast majority of providers pursuant to EU Regulation 910/2014 eIDAS such as digital signatures, digital identities, electronic delivery, electronic timestamps and digital preservation of documents.

Dataswyft is pleased to respond to the European Commissions Call for Evidence on the European Business Wallet (EUBW), endorsing its potential to streamline B2G, B2B, and G2G interactions, reduce administrative burdens, and enhance trust in the EUs digital single market, in alignment with the eIDAS Regulation.

The Federation of Third Parties in Digital Confidence (FNTC) expresses its support for the European Commission’s initiative to establish a harmonised framework for digital business ownership at EU level. This project is fully part of the contemporary challenges of competitiveness, administrative simplification and digital transformation. It is an important lever for modernising economic trade.

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Technology Industries of Finland (TIF) is an industry association that promotes the competitiveness and business environment of Finland's most important export sector. TIF represents 1,800 member companies. The forthcoming EU Business Wallet will create real value only if it primarily supports business-to-business (B2B) interactions rather than being limited to business-to-government (B2G) compliance.

The City of Stockholm argues that foreign companies operating in Sweden must pay tax just like Swedish companies. In order to do so, it is necessary to register a branch registration number. This means that the municipality can retrieve data on all foreign companies operating in Sweden from the Swedish Companies Registration Office.

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At Spherity, we use self-sovereign identity (SSI) technology to provide secure, verifiable digital identities across industries. As a partner of the 'European Wallet Consortium', our focus is on digital identity wallets for legal entities.

The Italian Blockchain Association (Associazione Blockchain Italia) is a non-profit association committed to interdisciplinary research and scientific dissemination in the field of blockchain technologies, distributed ledgers, and related domains such as digital identity.

Credenco is a Dutch software vendor offering personal and organizational wallet technology, fully compliant with eIDAS regulations. We strongly support the goals and ambitions of the European Business Wallet, as it aims to reduce administrative burdens and enhance trust between organizations and citizens not only within Europe, but also globally. We have experience with both small-scale pilots (e.g.

Presentation of the CNGTC and its missions The CNGTC serves as the representative body for France's Commercial Court Registrars. Our mission revolves around gathering, verifying, and distributing certified information via the Trade and Companies Register (RCS), which contains records on more than 6 million businesses.

Finance Finland is the common voice of the Finnish financial sector and represents the interests of its members. We represent banks, life and non-life insurers, employee pension companies, finance houses, fund management companies and securities dealers operating in Finland.

Reducing the bureaucratic burden and streamlining the EUs rulebook have the potential to unleash Europes innovation potential, and thereby, enhancing the EUs long-term competitiveness. Since businesses have on average 200 contacts with the public administration per year and have to fulfil an ever-increasing amount of reporting obligations not least due to EU legislation an EU Business Wallet as part of a…

Capgemini sees the European Business Wallet as the key to Europe's digital competitiveness. As a management consultancy, we support organizations in making strategic use of eIDAS 2.0 - for secure, interoperable identities and new business models. We use the Call for Evidence to contribute our market perspective to the regulatory design at an early stage and to provide practical impulses.

In the attached position paper, Bitkom highlights the key challenges organizations face in B2B and B2G contexts and to some extent in B2C, B2M and B2E and outlines essential use cases alongside technical and legal requirements to be integrated into the forthcoming EU legislation on the EUBW.

Docaposte, provider of electronic didentification and qualified trust service provider, participating in the large scale project POTENTIAL, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to propose a regulation on the European business portfolio, and makes the following proposals to facilitate the development of business portfolios that meet the needs of professionals.

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Austrian notaries stand side-by-side with businesses and have from early on been actively promoting digitalisation efforts to foster efficiency and simplification, while securing legal certainty. In particular, with regard to their competencies in company law, Austrian notaries are an important partner for businesses and public authorities alike.

The initiative to create a legal act establishing EU-wide rules on a business wallet is very welcome. We see great potential for digitalisation, automation, and cost reduction in B2G- and especially B2B-processes, which have so far been underutilised. However, it must be emphasised that technical automation alone is not enough to reduce bureaucracy.

The Bundesdruckerei (a German federal technology company), which is actively engaged in the development of European Data Spaces, welcomes the European Commission's initiative to introduce a European Business Wallet (EUBW). We consider the EUBW a key enabler of a trustworthy, interoperable, and sovereign digital economy in Europe.

Confartigianato Imprese is the most representative Italian organisation of crafts and micro and SMEs and one of the most important social partners in Italy. At national level, it has 104 local associations, 21 regional federations, 1.206 offices and 10.700 employees, offering different types of services to over 1.5 million craftsmen and small entrepreneurs and almost 700.000 businesses.

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The Dutch Tax Administration supports the goals and intentions of the business wallet. The business wallet offers the possibility to simplify customer journeys and to build automatic checks into trade transactions, which removes a lot of friction and increases trust.

Business Wallet initiative – Suggestions drawn from the DC4EU LSP experience We welcome the business wallet initiative proposed by the Commission in the Competitive Compass and the consultation to which we contribute in this paper.

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Cleverbase is a Dutch qualified trust service provider, offering identification and qualified trust services. We appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Business Wallet, as Cleverbase is closely involved in discussions around the eIDAS regulation.

We welcome the European Commission’s initiative to harmonise digital processes through the European Business Wallet project, which integrates the digital entity, secure data exchange and legal notifications. This is part of a clear desire to simplify administrative interactions and foster a fully digitalised business environment.

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FEBIS welcomes the European Commission initiative to consult on the European Business Wallet in a call for evidence and would like to stress the following points. The Impact of the European Business Wallet on Business Information Providers: A Call for Fairness, Inclusivity, and Opportunity The introduction of the European Business Wallet (EBW) represents a significant step in the EUs digital transformation, aiming…

The GSMA, specifically representing the European Mobile Network Operators involved in identity services in this instance, welcomes the European Business Wallet initiative and its participation in doing business simply and digitally in the EU. We recommend that specific attention is paid to security and privacy requirements for the European Business Wallet.

Digital and Information Agency welcomes the European Business Wallet Initiative since it addresses topics which we are also consider essential. Especially the identification and authentication of economic operators for the cross border context is currently divergent and establishing common approach or principles could bring benefits to the Digital Single Market together with reducing administrative burdens.

The current eIDAS framework already provides for eIDs for legal persons and for representations by natural persons. Some MS, such as AT, have notified their eID together with the Representations. The solutions already developed need to be taken into account and the new proposal should therefore contribute to the wide recognition of notified representation solutions and to the cross-border opening of representation…

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The European Business Wallet (EUBW), which will build upon the amended eIDAS-Regulation (EU) No. 910/2014 and is envisioned to be the cornerstone of doing business simply and digitally in the EU, providing a seamless environment for companies to interact with all public administrations. The EU Business Wallet will enable new business models and trustworthy E2E digitization in all regulated industries.

The European Business Wallet advocates for an initiative that is strongly supported by the Dutch Payments Association. This European Business Wallet is seen as crucial for facilitating cross-border business-to-government (B2G) and business-to-business (B2B) interactions. A key benefit highlighted for this initiative is its potential to significantly improve Customer Due Diligence (CDD) processes.

The Cloud Signature Consortium (CSC) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to develop the European Business Wallet as a flagship project aimed at simplifying and digitalising business operations across the EU.

DIGITAL BUSINESS WALLET We strongly and unequivocally support the European Commission initiative to expand the scope of application of the EUDIW towards its business-equivalent European Business Wallet including B2B, B2G and G2G applications. The European Business Wallet will be a critical milestone for the true harmonization of the Single Market, especially when it comes to the provision of financial services.

On the road to the EUDI Wallet for Legal Entities, existing systems should be re-used. In particular, the process of issuing a Legal Person Identity (LPID) can benefit from existing infrastructures. Focusing on a cloud wallt alone is not appropriate.

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Removing friction in the interaction between business and governments and between each other will certainly make doing business in the EU less expensive and more efficient. An initiative like the European Business Wallet (EUBW) will certainly help if it on itself is done in a way that will not result in more extra obligations and effort than what it brings in terms of efficiency.

Position Paper on a European Business Wallet June 2025 DATEV eG is the software company and IT services provider for tax consultants, auditors, lawyers as well as their clients. With over 9,000 employees, the company is one of the largest IT service providers in Germany and Europe.

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Focus on Credentials, Not Wallets The core value of digital credentialselectronic attestations of attributeslies in their ability to facilitate automated processing and verification. These capabilities enable businesses and organisations to significantly improve efficiency and trust in their digital transactions. When credentials are structured and machine-readable, they can be processed automatically.

Dear Commission representatives, We welcome the European Commissions initiative to establish the European Business Wallet (EBW) as part of its broader strategy to enhance the Digital Single Market and drive cross-border innovation. The proposed EBW framework rightly recognises the importance of seamless digital identification, secure data exchange, and standardised regulatory communication across Member States.

This new EU Business wallet initiative is very interesting for developing use cases for EU Business Wallets in particular for BtoB and BtoG and will be a key pillar for the digitalisation strategy to boost the EU Digital Single market (refer to my recent linkedin post : https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/digital-identity-all-key-pillar-new-digitalisation-strategy-launay-ecuye/?trackingId=m1ls1hnJRFgcvHJqdD4wtw%3D%3D).

At Penneo A/S we are thankful for the opportunity to respond to the EU Commissions Call for Evidence regarding the European Business Wallet initiative. We believe that the European Business Wallet holds significant potential to simplify business processes and government interactions for both enterprises and SMEs across the EU. Please refer to our detailed response in the attached document.

Created document by DigitalTrade4.EU outlines a strategy to harmonize digital innovation and sustainability in EU trade. Central to this vision are the European Business Wallet (EBW) and Green Economy framework, which together aim to streamline cross-border business operations while advancing environmental accountability.

Bo Harald, Finland A. Political context It is clear that adoption of general purpose interoperable identity building organisation wallet applications for sending and receiving verifiable data to and from organisations, citizens and soon also to and from wallet-carrying AI-agents will on a grand scale improve productivity, security, service levels, risk management and the functioning of the Single Market.

Hi, I'm a digital identity researcher focusing on decentralized / self-sovereign identity for organizations. I published a well-cited research paper in an IEEE journal on the requirements of organizations for SSI software targeted towards organizations, such as the European Business Wallet.

Submission to the Open Call for Data European Business Wallet Regulation (2025) Submitted by: Global3CCS ® Canary Islands, Spain | Registered entity: SAC No 1183 Summary: Global3CCS ®, based in the Canary Islands (Spain), operating as a RegTech observatory and sandbox supervisor under the EU fiscal framework (SAC).

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