Identity Week Europe 2025 is scheduled for June 17-18 at the RAI Amsterdam, bringing together professionals from finance, government, retail, e-commerce, healthcare, travel, and social media sectors. Expected are over 5,000 participants which will be able to attend conference sessions featuring more than 250 industry experts in eight conference streams. Over 250 leading identity solution providers will showcase cutting-edge technologies in a large-scale exhibition.
Identity Week Europe plays a crucial role in shaping the digital identity ecosystem by serving as a platform for innovation, collaboration, and policy discussions among key stakeholders. The conference brings together tech providers, policymakers, and end-users to showcase and discuss the latest advancements in identity verification, authentication, and fraud prevention. It provides a launchpad for new technologies like biometric authentication, decentralized identity, and AI-driven fraud detection.
Governments and regulatory bodies attend Identity Week to align policies with emerging technologies. Discussions on eIDAS 2.0, digital wallets, and national digital ID programs are critical for shaping future identity frameworks. With increasing cyber threats, Identity Week focuses on improving identity security, zero-trust frameworks, and privacy-first identity solutions. Experts address the latest threats, regulatory compliance (e.g., GDPR, AML), and strategies to combat identity fraud.
By bringing together banks, fintechs, government agencies, travel authorities, healthcare providers, and cybersecurity firms, the event fosters partnerships that accelerate adoption and standardization of secure, user-friendly identity solutions.
On June 18, Matteo Panfilo and Jörg Lenz will participate in the session “KYC FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES”. The two will focus on the topic “Creating a Market for Electronic Attributes: Unlocking the Potential of the EU Digital Identity Wallet Ecosystem”. To unlock the full potential of the EUDIW ecosystem, it’s essential to create a market for electronic attributes. By assigning value to the verification of credentials and attributes, we can establish a system where those who benefit from using them—such as relying parties gaining faster, more secure processes—help sustain the ecosystem. This approach mirrors successful models already in place across the EU and EEA, ensuring fairness and incentivizing innovation.
Namirial, through its work in ETSI publicly announced just in January 2025 and thanks to many supporting organizations, is one of the leaders in shaping these standards. By fostering a balanced system where all parties benefit, we aim to create a thriving market for digital attributes—one that not only ensures privacy and security but also drives widespread adoption and long-term sustainability. This is the key to a successful digital future for Europe.
Meet Klaus Fellner, Matteo Panfilo, Jörg Lenz and Sarah Boatto also at our booth and learn more about our solutions for your individual use cases.