The purpose of the DÁP Act (2023. CIII. Act) is to simplify the lives of citizens and create a unified environment that facilitates interactions between citizens, government bodies, and various market participants in the digital space. At the core of the DÁP is the DÁP mobile application, which, through its eIdentification feature, enables personal identification in the online space equivalent to physical presence, and through the eSignature feature, provides citizens with free access to a qualified electronic signature.

Through the aforementioned features, the DÁP Act facilitates the digitalization of customer service processes for both state and market participants, offering significant innovation potential. According to the law, several market participants (such as utility providers, banks, insurance- and telecommunications companies) will be required, starting from June 1. 2025, to provide the eIdentification service to their customers in their online processes and accept the DÁP eSignature as a fully valid alternative to existing qualified electronic signature forms. The services offered by DÁP can also be voluntarily adopted by other market participants.

With over 30 years of experience in digitalization, deep knowledge of the operations of relevant market players, and continuous monitoring of legal and technological requirements, AAM is an excellent partner in preparing for DÁP compliance and in designing, implementing, and successfully deploying the related solutions.

Through our “DÁP Readiness Assessment” service, the legal obligations for the organization, the necessary steps for compliance, and the business benefits and innovation potential achievable through DÁP implementation can be precisely identified.