The Chairman asserted that Pakistan is the first nation to offer online document submission and fingerprint verification.
For the purpose of verification of CNICs and other documents using smartphones, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has released a cutting-edge app on Pakistan Day.
In addition to offering biometric verification of CNICs, according to NADRA Chairman Tariq Malik, the mobile app will also allow users to upload documents.
According to Mr. Malik, this application allows users to upload documents that may include digital signatures, photos, and fingerprints. He predicted that the App would completely change how people access information. The citizen could also place an online order to have their CNICs delivered to their residences, he said.
The Chairman asserted that Pakistan is the first nation to offer online document submission and fingerprint verification.
Mr. Malik had earlier asserted that the app would change the game. He claimed that this contemporary online technology would be advantageous to both the public and private sectors. He claimed that the app would also benefit foreigners living abroad.
The application would provide businesses with new opportunities by enabling quick verification through the NADRA-powered system. He claimed that the database’s cutting-edge technology would close the gap between the public and private sectors.
He referred to it as a trailblazer and claimed that it would put an end to traditional verification techniques as well as advance the process of processing documents without using paper. He claimed that the technology’s digital dividends would further revolutionise e-governance, business accessibility, and financial inclusion.
The former prime minister had also praised the national database authority’s initiative while he was in office. The former premier described the novel concept of a mobile app as a step towards realising his vision.
The National Database & Registration Authority is an independent, autonomous organisation that reports to the Interior Secretary of Pakistan. It oversees the management of sensitive registration data for all Pakistani citizens as well as the regulation of government databases.