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Can an app replace your wallet? Ask Euronews' AI chatbot

Euronews Portugal14 September 2026 at 09:39

The article discusses the EU Digital Identity Wallet, an application that allows citizens to manage documents and data digitally. This tool emerges in the context of growing digitisation of public and private services.

The text indicates that this application can potentially replace the need to carry physical documents, such as the traditional wallet. Users can manage multiple documents through the same digital system.

Euronews provides an artificial intelligence chatbot that allows readers to ask questions about how this digital wallet works. This chatbot serves as an information tool for those who want to better understand how the application operates.

The article does not provide specific technical details about how the Digital Identity Wallet works, referring those interested to Euronews' chatbot as a source of answers to their questions on the topic.

Why this matters

European citizens benefit directly from this tool by being able to access multiple public and private services more quickly and securely, without needing to present physical documents. This change follows the growing trend of digitisation of services in the European Union.

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