Saturday, November 11, 2017

MyInfo (e-citizen service) - What You Need To Know

Feeling tired of filling-up all the same old personal details, again and again, in the online forms when you are requesting for services like opening a bank account If you are a SingPass holder, your life will get easier come next year when more local businesses are integrated MyInfo in their e-services and apps.   

MyInfo is an e-citizen service launched in May last year with the aim to pull personal data, such as Names, NRIC Numbers and Addresses from public agencies for the use in private sector. Pilot run has been carried out  with four banks - DBS, OCBC, UOB and Standard Chartered since May and four more banks (Citibank, HSBC, Maybank and American Express) will be on board by the first quarter of next year. 

From next month, businesses want to sign-up for the MyInfo integration can start to do so via their Partner Portal. The request will be subjected to assessment/approval. 

How Does MyInfo works?
1. All 3.3 million SingPass users will be enrolled in MyInfo by end of this year (as stated by GovTech in Sep)
2. During the online form filling-up stage, you can click on "Retrieve MyInfo" button to auto-retrieve your personal details.
3. Consent is required for each transaction, so you still can decide whether to provide your personal details via MyInfo or input manually. 

source: MyInfo official site
What digital services are integrated with MyInfo now (accurate as at 11 Nov 2017)?

Source : FAQ from Singapore Government site
For more updated list of the services, you may want to check out the FAQ link here

List Of Information available in MyInfo  (accurate as at 11 Nov 2017):
source: MyInfo official site
I foresee that local businesses like banks, insurers, telcos, utilities companies etc.. will take this opportunity to integrate with MyInfo for more seamless user experience on their respective e-services.

For more details of the latest development of MyInfo initiative, check out there official site here.

Cheers!

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