EVO, Moldova’s integrated government app, can now be used for identity verification at Moldindconbank, FinComBank, EuroCreditBank and Victoriabank. Customers scan a QR code and approve the information requested by a bank, allowing verified data to be transferred digitally without presenting or photocopying physical identity documents. The expansion follows the eGovernance Agency’s decision to open EVO integration to public and private organizations on April 1, 2026. Thirty relying parties (organizations accepting digital credentials) are at different stages of connection, including one of Moldova’s largest telecommunications operators and the National Bank of Moldova, while at least 20 organizations are expected to be operationally integrated by the end of 2026. EVO Wallet is being developed in line with the European Digital Identity Wallet framework, with a focus on secure, consent-based and interoperable transactions, including future cross-border use. Moldova has tested its digital ID in the European PID format and its digital driving licence in the ISO mDL format with partners from France, Hungary, Austria and Belgium, and has conducted further interoperability testing with teams from France, the Netherlands, Croatia, Romania and Ukraine. Nicoleta Colomeeț, Director of the Moldova eGovernance Agency, said the next step is broader public- and private-sector adoption while maintaining compatibility with Europe’s emerging digital identity infrastructure.