Funke
EUDI WALLET Prototypes

Hello people with radical new ideas!
We need pioneering solutions to shape the future of digital identity in Germany. We need you.

Digital proof of identity is an important basis for the digitalization of our lives. Digital wallets enable users to receive, manage, and present proof of identity and other documentation as part of digital processes.

This will make digital wallets an essential part of our society’s digital infrastructure. They will enable the complete digitalization of processes and thus allow for completely new approaches to problems, which also makes them the basis for disruptive innovations.

Various approaches are currently being discussed for implementing the wallets, but there is not enough implementation experience to make a well-founded decision on the most suitable approach.
The aim of Funke is to develop and test technical solutions for future German EUDI wallets in the form of prototypes. It is an innovation competition that will provide insights that will flow into the development of more secure, data-saving, usable and far-reaching EUDI wallets.

Develop the most trustworthy, user-friendly, and universally applicable European Digital Identity Wallet for users in Germany!
Picture: Paolo Bendandi, Unsplash

Start of the 1st stage

The SPRIND Funke “EUDI Wallet Prototype” will last 13 months and have 3 stages. SPRIND will support six teams in stage 1, up to four teams in stage 2, and up to two teams in stage 3. In stage 1, the selected teams receive up to 300,000 EUR from SPRIND. For stage 2, the teams each receive up to 300,000 EUR. Up to 350,000 EUR per team are planned for funding in stage 3. In the second and third stages, the aim is to accompany the POTENTIAL LSP.

The decision on participation was made by a jury of experts following a presentation that took place in Leipzig in May 2024. Stage 1 started immediately afterwards and lasts three months. Stage 2 begins in September 2024 and also lasts three months. Stage 3 begins in Dezember 2024 and ends in June 2025.

The Teams – Funded track

Sphereon Wallet for All

Sphereon Wallet for All

Heidi: Humanzentrierte EID Infrastruktur

Heidi: Humanzentrierte EID Infrastruktur

Animo Easy-PID

Animo Easy-PID

eID client Wallet-Evolution

eID client Wallet-Evolution

TICE Wallet

TICE Wallet

eEWA – easy EUDI-Wallet App

eEWA – easy EUDI-Wallet App

Non-Funded track

IdealWALLET (Kaprion)

IdealWALLET

Android German EUDI Open Source Wallet Prototype (Google*)

Android German EUDI
Open Source Wallet Prototype*

Lissi ID-Wallet for Funke Challenge (Lissi)

Lissi ID-Wallet
for Funke Challenge

Samsung solution for EUDI Wallets (Samsung)

Samsung solution for EUDI Wallets

wwWallet: An open, web-based wallet (Sunet, GUnet und Yubico)

wwWallet:
An open, web-based wallet

The Jury

Jury "EUdi Wallet Prototypes"
f.l.t.r.: Christiane Fritsch (ING Germany and Initiative D21), Luise Kranich (Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community), Thomas Lohninger (epicenter.works), Uwe Kraus (Federal Office for Information Security), Anja Lehmann (Cybersecurity - Identity Management at Hasso Plattner Institute), Peter Parycek (Fraunhofer-Institut für Offene Kommunikationssysteme), Brian Behlendorf (Open Source Security Foundation), Torsten Loddersteddt (SPRIND GmbH), Ulrich Weinberg (School of Design Thinking at Hasso Plattner Institute), Ariane Jäger (UseTree GmbH)

FAQ

Do you have further questions?

Please feel free to contact us at funke-eudi@sprind.org.
Jano Costard, Challenge Officer Jano Costard, Challenge Officer
*When assessing Google's application, the jury expressed concerns about data protection. One jury member was clearly against Google due to privacy and anti-trust concerns. As the Google team met all the evaluation criteria and requirements (including privacy requirements), the majority of the jury members decided to invite the team to participate in Stage 1 and re-evaluate this aspect (among others) after the first stage.