eIDASramka

eIDASramka refers to the regulatory framework established by the eIDAS Regulation, which stands for electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services. This European Union regulation, fully applicable since 2018, aims to create a single market for electronic identification and trust services by ensuring that national electronic identification schemes are recognized across borders and that trust services provided in one Member State are valid in all others.

The core of eIDASramka lies in its provisions for electronic identification, allowing citizens and businesses to use their national electronic identification means to access online services in other EU countries. It also establishes rules for trust services, which include electronic signatures, electronic seals, time stamps, electronic registered delivery services, and website authentication. These services are crucial for ensuring the security and legal validity of electronic transactions.

eIDASramka has been instrumental in fostering digital trust within the EU. By harmonizing the legal framework for electronic transactions, it reduces barriers to cross-border trade and facilitates the digital transformation of public and private sector services. Its implementation supports the secure and seamless exchange of information and services across the EU, contributing to a more integrated and efficient digital single market. The framework is continuously evolving to adapt to technological advancements and emerging digital needs.