Altai Krai replaces paper certificates with QR codes for large families
Large families in Altai Krai no longer need paper certificates to prove their status. A new QR code system in the MAX messenger app now allows them to access benefits digitally. The process requires a verified account and a smartphone with biometric support. To get the QR code, users must first have an active account on Gosuslugi. They must also be at least 18 years old and have biometric data registered. Without verified biometrics, they can complete the process at a Multifunctional Center (MFC), a bank, or another authorised location using a biometric passport.
Once biometrics are confirmed, users must open the Gosuslugi app and grant consent for a digital benefits certificate. After this, they verify their profile in MAX messenger using biometric authentication. The app then automatically loads the QR code from Gosuslugi and stores it in their profile. The QR code can be used for various benefits, such as visiting museums or buying discounted transit passes. Families simply present the code from the MAX app to claim their entitlements.
The new system removes the need for physical documents when accessing family benefits. Residents must ensure their biometric data is up to date and stored securely on their smartphones. The QR code is now the official digital proof of large-family status in Altai Krai.
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