On June 9, the Council adopted its position on the proposal to establish European business wallets, a digital tool designed to simplify and secure business interactions across the EU, both between companies and with public administrations.
Building on the eIDAS2 framework, European business wallets will allow companies to digitalise many operations that currently require in-person processing.
By providing a harmonised European solution, European business wallets will enable secure, cross-border communication and document exchange for businesses operating in multiple member states.
The adoption of the Council’s position demonstrates the commitment of member states to reach a final agreement on this legislation before the end of 2026, as asked by EU leaders in the conclusions of the March 2026 European Council.
The adoption of the European business wallets is in line with the ‘One Europe, one market’ roadmap, aiming to transform the EU business environment into a true seamless single market.