What is the difference between EAA and QEAA?

An EAA is an electronic confirmation of an attribute (e.g. age, education or authorization) that is signed by an issuer. A QEAA (Qualified Electronic Attestation of Attributes) is a special form of this issued by a qualified trust service provider in accordance with the eIDAS Regulation. QEAAs meet stricter legal and technical requirements and are therefore more legally binding and recognized throughout Europe.

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