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A working meeting was held with the participation of Vice Prime Minister - Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mikhail Fedorov representatives of the Ministry of Education Ministry of Internal Affairs and Chairman of the Board of JSC CB PrivatBank Petr Krumhanzl. During the meeting the parties signed a memorandum on strategic cooperation and implementation of innovative public services in Ukraine between the Ministry of Finance and the financial institution.Before signing the document Mykhailo Fedorov said In Ukraine fintech is developed at a level even higher than many European countries. A prime example is PrivatBank with its experience in developing its own custom digital solutions. We are signing this document to launch collaboration on a number of major projects within the digitalization concept. We are ready to support our technology and skilled professionals to launch public digital services and services as quickly as possible Peter Krumhansl assured during the meeting.SmartID technology is envisaged as part of the countrys digitization strategy. This will speed up the process and expand the scope of digital services for nationals. The procedure for obtaining a Qualified Electronic Signature QES using SmartID technology will take less than a minute and it can be performed from any device connected to the Internet. PrivatBank clients will also be able to use this service through passport identification and IDN.The second but no less priority issue of the meeting is the launch in Ukraine of a digital drivers license and a digital student ID in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Science. An experimental introduction of a digital drivers license with a QR code is planned. An electronic student ID on a smartphone is more than a digital version of a traditional student plastic ticket. This is essentially a separate application for the student. The e-students functionality is filled based on the needs of the educational institution and its students. This is now an experiment but it may eventually make the complete transition to student-only smartphone generation and the ability to minimize or completely opt out of printing a plastic ID.
