Diya will start charging for some services on June 1 — document sharing comes first
Document sharing via Diya will become paid for banking institutions from June 1
Starting June 1, the state application "Diya" will feature the first paid service – document sharing for banks. This was announced by the head of the Diya implementation team, Oleksiy Vovk, to Forbes.
This feature allows banks to receive copies of users' digital documents (passport, TIN, etc.) through Diya. The service will be paid for specifically for banking institutions, but will remain free for citizens.
In the future, they plan to make two more services paid:
- "Diya.Signature" for legal entities, which will allow businesses to sign documents online using an electronic signature directly through Diya.
- Diia.OAuth electronic identification service.
"Thanks to this solution, partners will be able to identify their users through interaction with the Diya Portal," explained Vovk.
- On April 30, it was reported that the tax return submission service is working again in the application and on the "Diya" portal – now with an updated form for individual entrepreneurs (IEOs), which takes into account the payment of military duty.
- On May 13, it became known that the Ministry of Digital Affairs for the first time assessed the digitalization of communities and regions through Action.
- In June 2025, beta testing of artificial intelligence will begin in the application and portal "Diya".
