hlr-51-pid-or-attestation-deletion

To securely delete personal identifiable information from a digital wallet, you must execute a user-initiated deletion process that destroys all associated cryptographic keys. This ensures complete data removal and preserves user privacy.

When an attestation is deleted, the associated cryptographic keys are securely destroyed. This prevents any unauthorized future use of the credentials and ensures the permanent removal of the cryptographic assets from the digital wallet.

Deleting an attestation from an EUDI wallet does not notify the PID or Attestation Provider. The process is designed specifically to preserve user privacy by ensuring that providers are not alerted when users remove their data.

Digital wallets manage PID lifecycle and data deletion under ARF requirements by adhering to normative SHALL, SHOULD, and MAY specifications defined in ARF Annex 2. This ensures compliance with EUDI high-level requirements for secure data destruction.

You can remove a shared attestation from your wallet at any time for privacy reasons. The deletion process revokes any associated cryptographic material and securely destroys the data without alerting the original attestation provider.

Yes, destroying cryptographic assets during wallet data deletion requires adherence to EUDI high-level requirements. The secure destruction process ensures that both the personal identifiable information and its cryptographic keys are permanently removed and rendered unusable.