The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has successfully generated approximately 84 million digital national IDs, which can be used as valid proof of identification accessible via internet-connected mobile devices.
This significant milestone, achieved under the leadership of resigned Secretary Ivan John Uy, aims to streamline transactions and enhance efficiency by enabling Filipinos to access essential services without needing physical identification.
The digital national ID initiative has been instrumental in reducing red tape and fostering a more paperless and efficient government service system.
As of February 2025, the digital national ID has facilitated over 100 million transactions, thereby improving access to both public and private services and strengthening digital trust in governance.
DICT Undersecretary David Almirol Jr. highlighted the digital national ID as a foundational element for a truly digital government, promoting seamless service access and building trust between citizens and the government.
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