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dtac’s New Mobile ID Allows Customers to Use Mobile Numbers for ID Verification

dtac’s New Mobile ID Allows Customers to Use Mobile Numbers for ID Verification Image Credit: dtac

Thailand's dtac invites customers to register for its Mobile ID service for identity verification.

Identity verification is currently required for a multitude of electronic transactions, such as for obtaining a DLT QR License (digital driving license), tax e-Filing, sending or receiving parcels with Thailand Post, opening a stock account with the Securities Authority of Thailand, opening a savings account at Bangkok Bank, and registering for an online account with the Social Security Office. Electronic ID availability and requirements vary among service providers.

In addition to the many conveniences Mobile ID offers, dtac customers registering for the service can also enjoy free maximum-speed social media usage for 7 days on Facebook, Instagram, LINE, Messenger, and Twitter.

Mobile ID helps prevent customers from being victims of fraud, such as illegal transactions, scamming, and phishing. Furthermore, Mobile ID enhances customer security in any transaction which requires identity verification, especially online transactions which are rapidly becoming commonplace.

dtac introduced Mobile ID service in collaboration with the Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) on 3 December 2021. To date, tens of thousands of dtac customers have been registering for Mobile ID each month. dtac encourages currently unregistered customers to sign up and take advantage of all the conveniences the service offers.

Lih Ren, Chief Marketing Officer of dtac
dtac has developed our Mobile ID service platform to replace ID cards with mobile phone numbers. This complies with the requirements and standards of the Electronic Transaction Development Agency (ETDA), so users can be confident of security, personal data protection, and convenience. Mobile ID leverages user registration data, required for each SIM card in each mobile device, to function as an important form of digital identity in Thailand. This offering will encourage digital economy adoption, reduce barriers, and promote access to digital opportunities and services for all Thai people.

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