Home Affairs rolls out new online tool to speed up smart ID switch
The department said more than 500,000 South Africans have applied for Smart ID Cards through participating banks since the partnership was launched on March 9,…
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The launch forms part of the department's expanding Digital Partnership with the banking sector, which now provides Smart ID services through 372 participating bank branches nationwide. The service, available through the Department of Home Affairs' online platform, was unveiled on Monday during the Home Affairs Digital Partnership media event with FNB at Canal Walk in Cape Town.
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The launch forms part of the department's expanding Digital Partnership with the banking sector, which now provides Smart ID services through 372 participating bank branches nationwide.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The service, available through the Department of Home Affairs' online platform, was unveiled on Monday during the Home Affairs Digital Partnership media event with FNB at Canal Walk in Cape Town.
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