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Armiia+ app connected to NBU BankID system for user authentication

The Armiia+ mobile app for military personnel has been directly connected to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) BankID system for user authentication, the regulator's press service reported.

The Armiia+ mobile application for military personnel has now been directly linked to the National Bank of Ukraine's (NBU) BankID system for user authentication, according to the regulator's press service. This development is part of the state's goal to provide citizens with a seamless, dependable, and secure means of accessing digital services.

Deputy Director of the NBU's Payment Systems and Innovative Development Department, Olha Vasylyeva, highlighted how this direct integration will streamline the authentication process for military personnel, making it even more convenient.

Previously, users had to rely solely on the Diia state portal's integrated electronic identification system for authentication within the Armiia+ app. However, the direct connection, achieved through collaboration between the National Bank and the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, promises to significantly decrease the time required to authenticate military personnel.

As of July 1, 2026, the BankID system will boast 37 identification providers and 117 service providers, including 102 commercial entities and 15 non-commercial organizations.

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