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European digital identity: operation, opportunities and launch of EUDI Wallet.
Electronic notarization is the process of validating an electronic document by a trusted third party. It certifies the integrity of the various stages in the evolution of a digital document.
An electronic signature is a type of digital identification used to verify the authenticity of a digital document.
Blockchain is a decentralized, secure registry technology that records transactions transparently and immutably, without the need for a central authority.
To assess customer risk, many companies implement a so-called KYC (Know Your Customer) procedure to verify the identity and integrity of customers.
Web 3.0, or the decentralized Internet, enables every Internet user to manage and control all their digital identities and associated personal data, while actively participating in web governance.
Digital identity is all the information and attributes that identify a person online, such as their personal data, behavior or interactions on the Internet.
The PVID standard - Prestataires de Vérification d'Identité à Distance (Remote Identity Verification Service Providers) - is a reference document issued by ANSSI, the French national security agency, to provide a framework for remote identity identification services.
The European Digital Identity Wallet is a device enabling EU citizens to securely store, manage and share their identity information.
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You can find all the documentation needed to implement the Archipels API, the test environment or the Archipels blockchain in the documentation section accessible below.
QTSPs (Qualified Trust Service Providers) are entities certified at European level under the eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services) regulation.
Large Scale Pilots (LSP) are pilot projects funded by the European Commission as part of the Digital Europe program.
EUDIW is a digital identity wallet enabling citizens to store and share their information securely, while ARF establishes the technical and regulatory framework to ensure its smooth operation.
Electronic attestations of identity attributes are digital certificates issued by a trusted authority, making it possible to prove certain personal information (age, address, diploma, etc.) without revealing the entire identity of the user.
Decentralised digital identity is a mechanism that allows users to directly administer their own digital identity through the use of a distributed ledger architecture such as blockchain technology.
Time stamping is the process of recording the date and time of an event, the issue of a document or data.
The ZK Rollup (Zero-Knowledge Rollups) represents one of the rollups that can be used as a second layer to decongest the Ethereum blockchain.
The Decentralized Identifier (DID) is a new way of understanding digital identity in the context of a Self-Sovereign Identity or SSI protocol.
Very popular in the context of the Blockchain, a token represents a digital asset issued and exchangeable on a Blockchain.
A non-fungible token (NFT) is a unique digital asset, often linked to a work of art, collectible or virtual good, which uses blockchain technology to guarantee its authenticity and ownership.
A public blockchain is open to all to participate in the validation of transactions, while a private blockchain is restricted to a specific group of users and validators.
In the field of cryptocurrencies and digital assets using blockchain more generally, consensus algorithms help to ensure system integrity and security.
Layer 2 Ethereum refers to solutions built on top of the Ethereum blockchain to improve its scalability and reduce transaction costs, by processing transactions off the main chain while ensuring its security.
Proof of Authority (PoA) is a consensus mechanism where approved validators create blocks, offering speed and low costs at the expense of decentralization.
SSI, or self-sovereign digital identity in French, is an approach in which the individual controls and manages access to his or her digital identity, without the intervention of a service provider who centralizes the data.
Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is a cryptographic protocol for proving that information is true without revealing the information itself, thus reinforcing data confidentiality and security.
KYC documents that companies need to collect to verify the identity and legitimacy of their customers.
Discover the importance of the KYC process, its challenges and regulatory obligations.
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