ABN Amro joins Dutch consortium developing MyCheck digital ID wallet

By Public Technologies
  • ABN AMRO joined a consortium of Dutch groups developing MyCheck, an independent digital identity wallet compliant with EU eIDAS 2.0 rules.
  • Founding partners include Achmea, ASN Bank, Deloitte, KPN, Rabobank; the group offered to work with the Dutch government at no cost.
  • Targeted for broad use across services, the wallet aims to let users verify identity online while controlling which personal data is shared.
  • Initiative positions a domestically developed alternative to large international technology platforms as EU member states face an end-2026 deadline.


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