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The critical design decision behind every EUDI wallet
Most trust-service infrastructure is delivered as an end-to-end platform or as a fully outsourced QTSP service. Buying signatures typically means adopting the provider’s entire stack and workflows, leaving little room for architectural choice or adaptation.
Although keys are often stored in HSMs, access rules are commonly enforced outside the HSM, creating complex and high-risk infrastructure that is hard to secure, scale, and evolve.
A wallet security model that scales without device dependency
Ubiqu provides a remote WSCD/WSCA environment inside certified HSMs, creating a sovereign and scalable secure element layer for the wallet. Keys remain within the protected boundary, and signing policies are enforced there rather than on citizen devices. This allows governments to operate qualified wallet services at national scale and adapt over time without redistributing secure elements across millions of devices.

Operationalising the Remote Secure Element
The Remote Secure Element is designed to be used across multiple identity and trust products, not as a standalone component. It acts as a shared security foundation that can be applied where high-assurance identity, access, or trust services are required, while allowing each product to evolve independently.


