Chip-based citizen ID cards have the following effects:

(1) Store a lot of information

The chip on the back of citizen ID cards is a small electronic chip like the chip on an ATM card. This chip is capable of storing large data, storing a lot of personal information such as: Full name, date of birth, hometown, permanent address, fingerprint, retina, image, special features. identification point…

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(2) Confirm old ID card number and related information

On the front of the citizen ID cards there will be a QR code. When you scan this code - basic information of the citizen ID cards such as citizen ID card number, old ID card number, full name, date of birth, address, permanent residence, will appear.

Thanks to the QR code on chip-based citizen ID cards, people when going through administrative procedures will not need to bring the old ID Card number confirmation.

During the process of carrying out administrative procedures, individuals and competent authorities can use the QR code scanning function to check personal information and ID card numbers of citizens on citizen ID cards and retrieve them. That serves as the basis for resolving procedures.

(3) High level of information security

Although the chip on citizen ID cards contains a lot of important information. However, only individuals and agencies equipped with specialized chip readers can extract information from this chip.

Therefore, people can rest assured that if they unfortunately lose their Chip-based citizen ID cards, the person who picks them up will not be able to read the information contained in the chip of the citizen ID cards.

(4) Increased durability and difficulty in counterfeiting

According to information from the Ministry of Public Security, Chip-based citizen ID cards are highly durable, can withstand light and temperature when pressed with heat pressure, have colorless luminescent security ink... At the same time, the background pattern on chip-based citizen ID cards are designed with very sophisticated images and patterns.

The Ministry of Public Security affirms that people can use it with peace of mind and do not need to worry about the risk of being counterfeited because chip-based citizen ID cards are designed to be secure and anti-counterfeit at a very high level, with certain factors. can only be identified at the Professional Documentation Technical Center of the Ministry of Public Security.

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(5) Integrate and replace many types of important documents

The information integrated into the chip-based citizen ID cards of citizens includes health insurance, social insurance, driver's license, driver's license...

Therefore, when carrying out administrative procedures, people only need to bring chip-based citizen ID cards. They do not need to bring many of the above documents but only need to present the original Chip-based citizen ID cards.

The chip-based ID cards have facilitated the implementation of the Vietnam Electronic Contract Development Axis (www.CeCA.gov.vn) by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, said the Vietnam E-Commerce and Digital Economy Agency.

Therefore, the agency said, its computer and digital technology centre will continue coordinating with the Ministry of Public Security in connecting and sharing data and putting into use chip-based ID card authentication solutions on the CeCA. 

The ministry reported that it has worked with the Ministry of Public Security to provide the e-authentication application on the CeCA. Photo: VNA

The centre said chip-based ID cards have ensured accuracy of information and that people can benefit from digital transformation. Meanwhile, digital tech firms have also found it easier to access more clients.

The ministry reported that it has worked with the Ministry of Public Security to provide the e-authentication application on the CeCA.

The Vietnam Electronic Contract Development Axis (www.CeCA.gov.vn) was launched by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) on June 16 last year, with the aim of supporting the attestation of e-contracts in service provision activities and to provide a portal to look up and authenticate such contracts./.