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The trade-offs behind wallet security
The defining architectural choice in an eWallet is where the qualified cryptographic environment is placed. It can be device-bound, embedded in a smart card, SIM or eSIM, or operated remotely. All models are compliant, but they differ in scalability, recovery, inclusivity, operational complexity, and reliance on hardware or platform vendors.
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What does a remote secure element mean for the wallet user?
Ubiqu’s Remote Secure Element delivers very high assurance without device-bound hardware. After a one-time NFC passport check, users access their wallet with a PIN while certified cryptography remains securely remote.

Operationalising the Remote Secure Element
The Remote Secure Element acts as a security foundation that can be applied where high-assurance identity, access, or trust services are required.

