eID
Your ID, online
The eID is the digital version of your government ID. Your details are checked against the Civil Registry, so agencies know it's you.
In plain terms
What is an eID?
SSO
One login
Sign in once and use every connected government service. No separate password for each agency.
eSignature
Sign documents online.
Your eID signature is legally valid. No printing, signing, and scanning.
Trust by Design
Built to protect your identity — not just store it
Civil Registry–verified
Every identity is checked against the Civil Registry — the government's single authoritative source of truth.
PKI & HSM–protected keys
Signing and credential keys live in hardware-protected vaults. They're never exported, never exposed.
Privacy by default
Services only ever receive the minimum information they need to work — nothing is shared beyond that.
Full audit trail
Every login, signature, and access event is logged and monitored, around the clock.
Multi-Factor Authentication
A second factor is required before any sensitive action — every time, no exceptions.
Evidence-based signing
Documents you sign carry cryptographic, timestamped, tamper-evident proof under the PAdES standard.
Your data is never shared beyond what a service actually needs — that's not a policy promise, it's how the platform is built.
Government services
What you can do with it today?
Sole Proprietorship
Sole Proprietorship, Tax, Economic Licenses
Certificate Issuance
Issuance of Certificates based on Civil Registry Data
National ID
New National ID (Minor / Adult), Renewal National ID (Minor / Adult)
More services are added every few months. See the full list
Choose the path
that's yours...
Online
About 10 minutes. You need:
- Your National ID (NID) ID card
- A phone or computer with a camera
- A mobile number or email address
In person
A staff member does it with you at a Public Service Center. Bring:
- Your National ID and Passport
- Your mobile phone
- Proof of address, if you moved recently
Need Help witheID Enrollment?
If you need assistance with your eID enrollment,
visit your nearest Public Service Center.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for most online services, you need a free eLogin account. You can request yours directly on the portal.
Visit the online services center, fill in the registration form, and follow the instructions to activate your account.
