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eIDAS Regulation

Definition

eIDAS Regulation, short for electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services, is a European Union regulation that establishes a legal framework for electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions within the EU internal market. It aims to increase trust in electronic transactions across borders, making it easier and safer for citizens and businesses to conduct online activities. The regulation provides a common foundation for secure electronic interaction between citizens, businesses, and public authorities. It ensures that electronic signatures, seals, time stamps, and other trust services are legally recognized and interoperable across member states.