Nafath

Nafath belongs to a national digital identity system. Its job is to confirm that the person acting in an online service is really the owner of the identity, so that public and private organisations can offer their services with a high level of trust. It was built by the National Information Center.

Several scenarios live inside. You can accept a request sent by a service provider and approve it with biometric data. You can also look after the identity itself: activate it, change the mobile number linked to it, or suspend it for a while. A single-authentication option covers people who have no pre-registered digital identity account, and a location check proves presence at a boarding crossing or an event venue.

It suits anyone who wants a dependable way into digital services without juggling passwords. An internet connection is needed, and the digital identity has to be activated first; without that step most functions stay closed.