President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has lauded the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) for the success of its eGov PH Super App, calling it a “central pillar” of his administration’s digital transformation agenda.
In his fourth state of the nation address, Marcos Jr. emphasized the app’s role in eliminating bureaucratic inefficiencies such as long queues, fixers, and redundant agency visits by centralizing vital government services on a single platform. “Walang pila. Walang fixer. Walang korapsyon,” the President said, reaffirming his commitment to citizen-first digital governance.
Since its 2023 launch, the eGov PH Super App has garnered over 14 million users and enabled more than 200 million digital transactions. It currently supports a wide range of services, including license renewals, access to PhilHealth and GSIS, digital PhilSys ID retrieval, job application tools, and immigration and customs processing.
The President also announced upcoming features, including NBI clearance application, Beep Card integration for rail commuters, and digital access to BIR’s eTIN system.
He highlighted the app’s international citations, including the United Nations E-Government Award and GovMedia’s 2025 Digital Transformation and E-Governance Project of the Year recognitions in Singapore, framing these as proof of the Philippines’ rising leadership in digital public service.
“The government is now truly within your hands,” Marcos Jr. said, encouraging the nationwide app adoption as part of a broader vision of modern, transparent, and efficient governance.
