New Driving Licence System Meets International Security Standards: MoCIT
Summary
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has introduced a new smart driving licence in Nepal that meets international standards and incorporates advanced security features, enabling offline authentication by authorities.
Key Points
- Nepal’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology introduced a new smart driving licence system aligned with international standard ISO 7810 ID-1.
- The new driving licence uses Intelligent QR (IQR) technology with 39 security features across three levels to enhance security and reduce reliance on foreign technology.
- The system supports offline authentication, allowing instant verification by traffic police without internet access.
- The Security Printing Center will produce all pending old licences by mid-Ashar and plans to produce other official documents using similar secure technology.
