European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub

Connect your e-Delivery services across Europe

Expand your qualified e-Delivery services into new European markets. Join an open interoperability infrastructure developed by the Asseco and Aruba joint venture. Connect different national systems, enable secure cross-border communication for your customers and unlock new business opportunities

Expand your
‍e-Delivery services beyond borders

Differences between national e-Delivery systems shouldn't limit your business growth. The European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub enables Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) to work together, creating new opportunities for cross-border communication and document exchange across Europe

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Expand into new markets

Extend the reach of your services across European countries. Enable your customers to exchange qualified electronic communications with recipients abroad

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Simplify integration

Reduce the need to develop separate connections with individual providers in other countries. Use shared infrastructure to exchange communications between different systems

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Connect different standards

Enable communication between e-Delivery systems using different technical standards. Benefit from shared infrastructure designed to make national systems interoperable

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Unlock new business opportunities

Expand your portfolio with cross-border e-Delivery services. Meet the needs of businesses and institutions operating internationally that require secure, legally valid communication

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Expand into new markets

Extend the reach of your services across European countries. Enable your customers to exchange qualified electronic communications with recipients abroad

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Connect different standards

Enable communication between e-Delivery systems using different technical standards. Benefit from shared infrastructure designed to make national systems interoperable

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Simplify integration

Reduce the need to develop separate connections with individual providers in other countries. Use shared infrastructure to exchange communications between different systems

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Unlock new business opportunities

Expand your portfolio with cross-border e-Delivery services. Meet the needs of businesses and institutions operating internationally that require secure, legally valid communication

One Hub. Multiple e-Delivery systems - how it works?

The Interoperability Hub connects Qualified Trust Service Providers using different national standards. It enables systems to work together and manages evidence of sending and receipt, supporting cross-border communication without requiring providers to adopt a single national technical standard

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Connect your system to the European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub

Join an interoperability infrastructure designed to enable communication between Qualified Trust Service Providers

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Benefit from automated interoperability

The European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub handles differences between technical standards and enables the exchange of communications and delivery evidence between providers

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Extend your aervice capabilities

Enable your customers to send qualified electronic communications to recipients using connected e-Delivery systems in other countries

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Proven in practice: Poland and Italy

Asseco and Aruba successfully tested interoperability between the Polish and Italian e-Delivery systems. A message sent from Poland was automatically adapted to the Italian PEC standard and delivered to its recipient, with no additional steps required on either side. The pilot demonstrated that different national standards can work together and laid the foundation for developing shared European infrastructure

Create new opportunities for your e-Delivery services

Interoperability enables you to expand your portfolio and meet the needs of customers operating across borders. Shared infrastructure creates opportunities to develop services for businesses and public administrations alike

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Cross-border service expansion

Enable your customers to exchange documents and official correspondence with recipients in more European countries, without having to use separate systems for each market

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New opportunities for business and government

Develop services for businesses and public institutions that need reliable evidence of sending and receipt, along with compliance with European regulations

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Join the European Trust Services Ecosystem

Become part of a network open to Qualified Trust Service Providers, regardless of their size or competitive position. Help build an interoperable European e-Delivery ecosystem

Built for Interoperability, security and compliance

The European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub is being developed to support secure collaboration between Qualified Trust Service Providers. It connects different national systems, follows European legal and technical requirements, and enables the management of delivery evidence across providers

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Cross-standard interoperability

The solution enables communication between systems using different technical standards, including AS4 in Poland and REM in Italy

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eIDAS 2.0 and ETSI standards

The infrastructure is being developed in line with the European legal framework for Qualified Electronic Registered Delivery Services (QERDS) and relevant technical standards

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Delivery evidence management

The Interoperability Hub enables the exchange and management of evidence related to the sending and receipt of electronic communications between providers

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Data protection and confidentiality

Message content remains with the sender's and recipient's service providers, without the need for central storage within the hub. The infrastructure is designed to use European data centres, supporting information protection and Europe's digital sovereignty

From a successful pilot to a European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub

Asseco Data Systems and Aruba are developing shared infrastructure designed to enable qualified
e-Delivery interoperability across Europe. The initiative builds on both companies' expertise in trust services and the successful results of their Poland–Italy pilot - European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub

2025- proven cross-border interoperability

Asseco and Aruba successfully completed a cross-border e-Delivery pilot between Poland and Italy. The project demonstrated that different national systems can communicate while meeting technical and legal requirements

2026- a joint venture for the European market

The Asseco and Aruba joint venture is taking the proven pilot model forward, developing open infrastructure designed to connect Qualified Trust Service Providers across European countries

An open network for Trust Service Providers

The European e-Delivery Interoperability Hub is designed to be accessible to qualified providers across the European Union, including competitors of Asseco and Aruba. In the longer term, it is also intended to support connections with e-Delivery providers outside Europe

Shared Infrastructure and Opportunities for Collaboration

The Interoperability Hub is being built as an open infrastructure for qualified trust service providers from across the European Union, including competitors of Asseco and Aruba. The goal is to develop a shared e-Delivery ecosystem in which different national systems can work together regardless of the provider

See cross-border
e-Delivery
in action

Discover how the Polish and Italian e-Delivery systems work together in this short video from Asseco and Aruba

Become part of Europe's
‍e-Delivery network

Are you a Qualified Trust Service Provider looking to expand your cross-border services? Contact us to explore partnership opportunities and discuss connecting your system to the European
e-Delivery Interoperability Hub!