In the government service Diya, they are updating the process of creating and using " Signatures" Soon, in order to create a signature, you will need to have a physical biometric document - an ID card, international passport or permanent or temporary residence permit.

Also, the user’s phone on which the application is installed must support NFC (Near Field Communication, a wireless communication technology for exchanging data over very short distances, up to 10 cm). This was reported in the official Telegram channel Diya.

" Signature so that it is even safer and more reliable,” they noted.

Previously, photo verification and a 5-digit code were used to confirm identity. Now - 6-digit code.

If the user already has " Signature" But when a person decides to create it again or its validity period expires, the process will already take place via NFC.

“Now you need to have a physical biometric document, ID card, international passport or permanent or temporary residence permit. Also the phone must support NFC. If you don’t have a biometric document or a phone without NFC, you won’t be able to use the service,” noted Dii..

Important point: after activation via NFC, using the signature will become faster. You will not need to undergo photo verification every time you sign a document.. Simply enter a new 6-digit code.