SLASHLIFE AI, UNIPESSOAL LDA

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.

Europes cloud and AI strategy should address not only infrastructure capacity and provider-level sovereignty, but also the operational and technical assurance layer required for AI agent deployment. CADA defines sovereignty assurance at the cloud and provider level.

The draft provides a clear procedural framework for access, evaluation, and proceedings. However, its operationalisation assumes that access and evaluation can be performed without a standardised technical substrate.

1) Agent-mediated / machine-to-machine interaction Technical specifications and interoperability testing should explicitly include agent-mediated (machine-to-machine) issuance and presentation flows, provided that: - requests are authenticated via relying party access certificates or equivalent; - wallet instance attestations are validated for wallet-to-wallet interactions; - user approval, disclosure policies…

Current specifications define credential formats and verification mechanisms for electronic attestations of attributes, but assume attributes that can be validated through static checks (validity, issuer, revocation status).