> This proposal would be a clear improvement It's honestly hard for me to judge. I don't know what it's like to be, say, a Swede moving to Spain and wanting to

> This proposal would be a clear improvement It's honestly hard for me to judge. I don't know what it's like to be, say, a Swede moving to Spain and wanting to open a local bank account. Still, the marketing scenario is that an EU citizen will be able to open a bank account "in seconds", with seemingly no consideration for how a digital wallet may be able to fulfill those existing regulations. > But it’s in no way required. Which means the scenario doesn't describe a big need, right? If this were a solution to real problems, I would expect more substantial scenarios, not something that makes me doubt they've thought seriously about the problems. I'm still curious if "citizenship" will be stored in the wallet, and who get to decide if "Palestine" is an allowed term.