FilPass aims to make products and services accessible to Filipinos anywhere in the country
As some with FilPass, you can:
Store your digital credentials and bring them anywhere without having to bring physical copies.
Securely transact with businesses online.
Have easier access to the digital market.
Through FilPass, you can set up your own bank accounts, apply to jobs, secure a loan, and much more.
How to Setup Your FilPass Account
1
Register and validate your account using your valid email address.
2
Complete the registration process by filling up the form, uploading the necessary documents, and paying the registration fee.
3
Log in to your account and use it to transact with other parties
Frequently Asked Questions
FilPass is a web application storing your digital credentials for personal and professional uses. You can also access the digital services of public and private companies using FilPass, making transactions much easier and faster.
To sign up for an account, you would need to be part of the organization we are partnered with (e.g. you are a student of the University that we are working with). You have to provide a working and valid email address. A verification email will be sent to your email address and you would need to verify your email. Once you have completed this step, you may proceed with the registration process.
FilPass uses blockchain technology to store information and data securely. Secure record keeping, identity management, fraud detection, and contract authentication are some of the solutions FilPass can offer to businesses.
Currently, FilPass can issue and store your digital ID, educational certificates and transcript of records, and your work records. Stay tuned for more features that FilPass will be providing soon.
You can opt to share your digital credentials through email or sending the link to your credential with businesses when making transactions. They could simply click on the link or scan the QR code attached to verify your identity.
Visit our FAQ Page to learn more about FilPass and how it works.
