01A verifier layer for vertical SaaS
Many software companies serve dozens or hundreds of businesses that may eventually need to accept EUDI Wallet presentations. Building a separate verifier integration for every end customer creates duplicated protocol work, certificate lifecycle work and operational overhead.
Adminyra EUDI is designed so the software platform integrates once. Under that integration, individual relying parties can keep their own registration, configuration, policies and audit trail.
- One API integration for the SaaS platform
- Separate relying-party configuration per end customer
- Sandbox and production environments
- Verification policies that request only required attributes
What the platform will handle
The product direction is deliberately narrower than building another wallet. Adminyra is focused on the verifier and orchestration layer: creating verification requests, routing wallet interactions, validating presentations, applying relying-party policies and returning a controlled result to the calling software.
The underlying EUDI ecosystem is still evolving. We therefore separate the public API and control plane from the verifier core, so protocol and trust-framework components can be upgraded without forcing customers to rebuild their integration.
Designed for the 2026 rollout
The European Digital Identity Regulation is already in force and Member States are required to provide EU Digital Identity Wallets by the end of 2026. The Commission is also actively preparing relying parties for adoption.
That makes 2026 the right time for software providers to test workflows, data minimisation and relying-party onboarding before wallet usage becomes routine in production services.