Procivis, a technology provider for digital identities, credentials and wallets and a subsidiary of Orell Füssli, has been awarded the contract to deliver the sandbox for the European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI) in Lithuania following a public tender process.
The state Agency for Digital Solutions (SDSA) will collaborate on implementing the project.
Under the agreement, Procivis will build a national test environment. This environment will support Lithuania’s preparations for the EU-wide rollout of the EUDI Wallet.
The sandbox will allow testing of digital identity use cases for citizens, relying parties and public institutions. It will use Procivis One, a production-ready platform that is compliant with eIDAS 2.0.
The initiative will help Lithuania meet eIDAS 2.0 requirements. These requirements mandate that all EU Member States provide a national digital identity wallet by the end of 2026.
The sandbox will also support testing of cross-border use cases, including access to public services, travel-related services and other regulated scenarios.
In addition, it will be relevant to activities under the EU’s Large Scale Pilot programme, including the LSP Aptitude Consortium, which focuses on testing digital identity solutions across selected industries.
The 12-month project will support knowledge-building for Lithuania’s future EUDI Wallet infrastructure.
The environment will let stakeholders test real-world scenarios using production-grade technology.
“Supporting governments in delivering eIDAS 2.0-compliant digital identity infrastructure on time and within budget is at the core of our mission,”
said Andreas Freitag, CEO of Procivis.
“Our work with Lithuania will focus on rapid validation and interoperability.”
Tomas Misevičius, Director at SDSA, said the selection of Procivis was based on the maturity of its technology and the experience of its team.
“This implementation will also provide a solid foundation for the timely introduction of Lithuania’s official EUDI Wallet,”
he said.
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