Yes, with the EUDI wallet, digital identity data and proofs of identity are to be used and accepted throughout the European Union in future. A central goal of eIDAS 2.0 is to enable the cross-border use of digital evidence for citizens and companies. This means that proofs from the EUDI wallet can be used not only in the country of origin, but also by authorities and private providers in other EU member states. These include, for example, banks, insurance companies, telecommunications providers and energy suppliers. However, the Europe-wide interoperability of the EUDI Wallet will be introduced gradually. Although the legal basis is being created, there may be differences in the technical implementation and availability of individual services in the initial phase. Completely seamless use in all EU countries is expected to be established over several development stages.