VNeID adds signing: national identity tied to signatures in the digital office

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Previously, to digitally sign a document, an officer usually needed a USB token and yet another password. From May 2025, the VNeID app added digital-signature certificate registration and signing history — national identity now tied to signing, right on the phone.
What VNeID signing means
- Citizens and officers can register a signature certificate tied to their e-identity account.
- Sign and review signing history in the app, without separate hardware.
- The identity is verified at a high level, so the signature is bound to the right person.
What it means for the digital office
- Signing becomes more accessible: fewer hardware barriers, more people can sign.
- It standardizes authentication and signing in the electronic document flow.
- Combined with internal dedicated signatures and public CAs, organizations have options per document type — see signing under Decree 23/2025.
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