Webinar | Remote QSCD and WSCA under eIDAS 2.0
The first national EUDI Wallet tenders are out, and the architecture choices made now will decide which wallets and qualified signing services pass certification. In this webinar, Boris Goranov and Dick Dekkers explain what eIDAS 2.0 requires from the secure component underneath every wallet and every qualified signature.
Since the certification bar for remote secure components is high, the way a WSCA or QSCD is run matters as much as the technology behind it. Boris and Dick walk through the architectures that are commonly used today, compare them against what an evaluation actually tests, and translate the outcome into practical choices for anyone building, buying or bidding
What you will learn:
- How a QSCD differs from a WSCA, and why that distinction matters for both wallets and qualified signatures.
- Why only one of the five common ways to run a remote WSCA can pass an AVA_VAN.5 evaluation.
- What the build, buy and platform routes cost you in time and in control over your architecture.
- Which four questions to put to any provider before you commit to a route.
- What concrete next step to take for your role, whether you are a wallet provider, member state, QTSP, signing platform, system integrator or buyer of qualified signatures.
Webinar | Remote QSCD and WSCA under eIDAS 2.0
November 10th, 2026 at 11:00 CET
Speakers
Boris Goranov
CEO Ubiqu
Dick Dekkers
Independent digital identity and trust consultant
Who is this webinar for?
- Existing QTSPs: adding QSeal, QEAA or wallet signing without depending on platform vendor timelines.
- Wallet providers: becoming qualified issuers or verifiers within the eIDAS 2.0 framework without a full QTSP build.
- TSPs pursuing QTSP status: building towards qualification and assessing which components to build, source, or deploy.
- Strategic and technical leads: decision-makers who need to understand the architectural trade-offs before committing to a direction.