eIDAS 2.0 & AMLR Enforcement

Closing the Attribute Gap Before the Deadline

The EU’s new EUDI Wallets are designed to share less data, not more. But while data minimization protects privacy, it also creates a critical compliance gap: national eID schemes won’t automatically provide key attributes required under AMLR Article 22, such as tax IDs and residential addresses. Failing to bridge this gap risks onboarding non-compliance, SCA failures, and costly payment fraud liability downstream.

In this exclusive masterclass, experts and compliance leaders break down the newly-finalized eIDAS 2.0 technical standards and offer practical strategies to operationalize your risk and compliance workflows before the statutory deadlines, including how to:

• Close the attribute gap between what EUDI Wallets are built to share and what obligated entities are still required to collect under the AMLR
• Decode the finalized eIDAS 2.0 Architecture and Reference Framework and translate requirements into concrete onboarding changes
• Trace the liability transmission belt from weak identity proofing at onboarding through SCA failures, payment fraud exposure, and downstream dispute liability

Join us to hear how legal, compliance, and product teams are moving from reactive Know Your Customer (KYC) checklists to a defensible, risk-orchestrated approach to digital identity before enforcement begins.