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Q3 2026 (July - September)

July 2026 (2026.07.x)

Organisation Wallet Suite

  • Qualified electronic signing through the CSC v2.2.0 API - qualified and remote signing through Qualified Trust Service Providers now works with either CSC 1.0.4.0 or 2.2.0.0, selected per organisation in the QTSP secure vault
  • Trusted-list validation aligned with ETSI TS 119 602 - validation now runs against a remote lookup service instead of parsing trusted-list files within the verifier
  • Direct identity matching for Passwordless Login - operators can now choose an identity-resolution method in the dashboard, resolve the subject directly from a presented credential, and select a claim
  • Consistent transaction data handling - a schema-driven form now validates TS12 Strong Customer Authentication data for payments, e-mandates, and qualified electronic signatures in the dynamic credential request flow, and non-TS12 Passwordless Login transaction data is now accepted during issuance
  • Annex C and Digital Credentials API refinements - sandbox organisations can now attach the reader certificate chain when signing Annex C of ISO 18013-7 (ReaderAuth)
  • Privacy-by-design guidance for verifiers - the Age Verification extension now warns when the holder's exact date of birth is exposed and recommends selective disclosure in line with the GDPR data-minimisation principle
  • Verification and issuance correctness - SD-JWT PID array claims, including nationalities, now display correctly; verification QR codes and deep links preserve characters such as &, <, and >; and deferred Pre-Authorised credentials can be issued

Data Wallet

  • Trusted-list validation aligned with ETSI - the wallet can now run checks against a remote lookup service and evaluate the certificate chain against the ETSI TS 119 602 and ETSI TS 119 612 trusted lists
  • Trust checks gate issuance and verification - trust checks complete before the exchange screen appears on both iOS and Android
  • Capability, standing, and credential scope evaluation - each party is evaluated for its specific role, its current standing based on trust lists, and, where permitted, the exact credential type in play, matched by standards
  • Native UI on modern native stacks - SwiftUI runs on a single, consistent, more maintainable UI foundation across platforms
  • Sturdier handling of ISO 18013-5 mdoc credentials - CBOR and COSE checks cleanly reject broken credentials rather than bringing the wallet down
  • Simpler, more compatible OpenID4VCI issuance - the redundant client assertion has been removed from the token request on iOS and Android; Android retains wallet-attestation client authentication, and batch issuance now resolves cryptographic binding methods
  • Payments and strong customer authentication metadata - EWC TS12 transaction data is now correctly added when a payment or login is confirmed via the Digital Credentials API path
  • Backup, restore, and everyday stability - on iOS, the last-backup date reads synchronously and DataPods retain the correct pod credentials through re-authentication; on Android, the restore progress indicator no longer freezes because restore work is now tied to the screen's lifecycle