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Because the official WRPAC provider list is not yet published, anything sold today as a production WRPAC cannot be publicly verified as chaining to a mandated provider. Here is the verification chain that defines a real one, the red flags, and what sandbox certificates are legitimately for.
As of late May 2026 the official EU trusted-entity lists are not published: the eIDAS Dashboard reports WRPAC as unpublished and the providers list is not publicly served. Here is why that is by design, and what it changes for your December 2026 planning.
Luxembourg is active at policy and pilot level — Data Strategy Action 32, the POTENTIAL pilot via the Ministry for Digitalisation and CTIE, a wallet due by end-2026 — but there is still no public WRPAC provider, registry, or relying-party registration portal. Here is the status for a Luxembourg-established relying party.