Under the eIDAS 2.0 regulation, every EU member state must offer citizens a European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet. Czechia's national wallet will give residents a way to hold and present trusted digital credentials, starting with person identification data (PID).
Czechia already has eDoklady, an app from the Digital and Information Agency (DIA) launched in January 2024. It holds a digital copy of the national identity card for in-person checks in Czechia. DIA describes eDoklady as an intermediate step toward the EUDI Wallet, which will add features such as online identity verification.
With Paradym, you can prepare OpenID4VC issuance and verification flows for Czech PID credentials today, so your integration is ready as the national wallet ecosystem matures.