Gyeonggi-ttok D Makes Authentication Easier...Full Service Launch on the 14th

[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hoon Reporter] Gyeonggi Province will introduce the private electronic signature 'simple authentication' service to the 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' customized administrative service app using public personal data from the 14th.

Users can now easily issue 66 types of electronic certificates such as resident registration certificates through 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' without public key certificates.

Until now, to use the e-wallet service of Gyeonggi-ttok D, users had to authenticate themselves with a public key certificate and had the inconvenience of transferring the public key certificate from a PC to a smartphone.

The province introduced the simple authentication method to resolve this inconvenience.

Simple authentication does not need to be registered with the Gyeonggi-ttok D app like existing public key certificates and does not require annual renewal, and the authentication issuance procedure is simpler than public key certificates.

Users can select frequently used simple authentication services (Naver, Kakao, PASS, Toss, etc.) to receive identity authentication and then use the e-wallet service.

Through the e-wallet, users can view, save, and share 66 types of electronic certificates such as resident registration certificates, health insurance contribution payment confirmation certificates, and vehicle registration certificates.

The province explained that it introduced this service after the 'Gyeonggi-love Citizen Participation Group,' which checks provincial policies and projects and provides opinions, raised the issue of 'inconvenience of using public key certificates' in July, and the 'Gyeonggi-ttok D User Satisfaction Survey' conducted in August.

Gyeonggi Province plans another service expansion in early December to link with the Ministry of Interior and Safety's online welfare application service.

Through this, prospects are that users will be able to apply for various welfare benefits on a one-stop basis through Gyeonggi-ttok D, such as support for celebration funds for families with multiple children's school enrollment.

Jeon Seung-hyun, Director of the Data Policy Division at Gyeonggi Province, said, "We will make continuous efforts in quality management and service expansion so that residents can use Gyeonggi-ttok D easily and conveniently."

Gyeonggi-ttok D can be downloaded by searching for 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' or 'Gyeonggi-ttok D' on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, and most services can be used simply by going through identity authentication without requiring separate membership registration or login.