arf-topic-h-transaction-logs-part-1

Implement transaction logging for European Digital Identity Wallets per CIR 2024/2979.

Updated Mar 7, 2026
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Skill: arf-topic-h-transaction-logs-part-1
Source: https://github.com/sourcelabbg/eudi-knowledge/tree/main/.ai/skills/arf-topic-h-transaction-logs-part-1
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the complex requirements for implementing and managing transaction logs within a European Digital Identity Wallet, ensuring user privacy, data integrity, and compliance with regulations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Understand Legal Requirements: Clarifies obligations under the European Digital Identity Regulation and CIR 2024/2979 regarding transaction logging.
  • Define Log Scope: Determines what events and data points must be logged, including issuance, presentation, signing, and deletion transactions.
  • Ensure Privacy & Security: Implements measures for data confidentiality, integrity, and unobservability for Wallet Providers.
  • Handle Pseudonyms & Deletion: Manages logging for pseudonym transactions and user-initiated data deletion requests.
  • Use Case: A developer needs to implement the transaction logging feature in a new EUDI Wallet application. This Skill provides the detailed requirements and considerations to ensure the implementation is compliant and secure.

Quick Start

Explain the legal requirements for transaction logs in a European Digital Identity Wallet.

Frequently Asked Questions about arf-topic-h-transaction-logs-part-1

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What must be included in EUDI wallet transaction logs to comply with CIR 2024/2979?

EUDI wallet transaction logs must include issuance, presentation, signing, and deletion events to comply with CIR 2024/2979. This Skill details specific log content, retention periods, and access control requirements mandated by the European Digital Identity Regulation.

How do I handle privacy and pseudonyms in European Digital Identity Wallet logs?

Handle privacy and pseudonyms in European Digital Identity Wallet logs by implementing data confidentiality, integrity, and unobservability measures. This Skill provides guidance on managing pseudonym transactions and executing user-initiated data deletion requests securely.

What are the high-level requirements for wallet transaction logging and data export?

High-level requirements for wallet transaction logging mandate specific data export formats and user consent protocols. This Skill maps these HLRs to concrete implementation guidance, ensuring your EUDI wallet maintains compliance with the European Digital Identity Regulation.

Does the European Digital Identity Regulation require unobservability for Wallet Providers?

Yes, the European Digital Identity Regulation requires unobservability for Wallet Providers regarding transaction logs. This Skill outlines the necessary security measures and architectural considerations to achieve data confidentiality and prevent unauthorized observation.

How to implement secure data deletion for EUDI wallet transaction logs?

Implement secure data deletion for EUDI wallet transaction logs by following user-initiated deletion request protocols. This Skill details the specific procedures for permanently removing log data while maintaining compliance with European Digital Identity Wallet regulations.

What security measures are needed for GDPR compliant transaction logging in digital wallets?

GDPR compliant transaction logging in digital wallets requires strict access control, data integrity, and confidentiality measures. This Skill defines the security protocols needed to protect transaction logs against unauthorized access and ensure data privacy.