The eGov Super App finally launched last Friday. The app hopes to reduce red tape and bureaucracy by digitizing government services for the Filipino people.
With eGov PH Super App, everyone can access and utilize very important government services that everyone needs such as passports, NBI clearance, vehicle registration and other documents.
To use the app, all you need to do is download the eGov Super App available on Google Play or iOS. All you need to do is log in with your number and have your valid ID ready to verify your account for full access to the app.
Apart from government services, basic day-to-day core government services; e-tourism and e-travel services; e-payment and banking services; and, even useful news and information on various topics can be accessed on the app.
Filipinos can also apply for jobs at home or abroad. OFWs will also have an easy portal to log in with their details and other important OFW documents required.I think they will also include BIR in the application Convenient to taxes and all.
In addition to government documents, you can also submit/upload your complaints, such as scam messages, reports of physical abuse or abuse of women and children, and government service complaints. I just don’t know how they will deal with these complaints and how long, if any, they will take action.
With the availability of the eGov Super app, all transactions can be streamlined and ultimately minimize corruption and other abuses in the country.
To download the eGov Super app, click on the link:
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=egov.app
Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/egov-ph/id6447682225
Here is my actual video review of the eGov Super App
Meanwhile, the president also supported the Paleng-QR Ph Plus program and urged government agencies to educate Filipinos on the use of e-wallets and other digital payment apps. He recognized its important role in supporting economic activity, especially in the inclusion of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
The Paleng-QR Ph initiative, jointly developed by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Department of Home Affairs and Local Government (DILG), aims to build the country’s digital payment ecosystem and local transport by promoting cashless payments in public markets, especially It is a tricycle.
The plan is to task Local Government Units (LGUs) to push market vendors, community shopkeepers and trishaw drivers (TODAs) in all cities across the country to accept digital payments.
The digitization of government processes and transactions is one of the transformational plans of this government to provide efficient services to the people.
