eIDASbasierte

eIDASbasierte refers to systems, services, or processes that are built upon or rely on the eIDAS Regulation. The eIDAS Regulation (Regulation (EU) No 910/2014) is a European Union law that establishes a framework for electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions within the internal market. It aims to ensure that electronic identification schemes and electronic trust services from EU member states are mutually recognized and legally valid across borders.

When something is described as "eIDASbasierte," it signifies compliance with the standards and principles laid out in this regulation. This typically involves the use of secure electronic identification methods for individuals and businesses, as well as the adoption of trusted electronic signatures, seals, time stamps, and electronic registered delivery services. The goal is to foster a secure and seamless digital environment for cross-border transactions and interactions within the EU. For instance, an eIDASbasierte electronic signature would be legally recognized in any EU member state, just as if it were a national signature. Similarly, an eIDASbasierte electronic identity would allow a citizen from one member state to securely access online public services in another member state.