>Typically, your eID provides the highest authentication level, in terms of security, when dealing with EU or national (country) level services. Not really, at

>Typically, your eID provides the highest authentication level, in terms of security, when dealing with EU or national (country) level services. Not really, at least in here (Poland). "Qualified electronic signature" which you can buy from several approved suppliers, provides highest authentication, you can use access all government services with it and is legally equivalent to paper signature. Meanwhile "personal signature" you get on government issued electronic ID is not eIDAS-compliant, isn't equivalent to paper signature, and some government services are not available (like these VAT tax forms using Adobe Reader plugins, ugh).