The UAPF was one of the first to use a QR code in the provision of its services

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Now, when submitting an application for the appointment of pension payments and making changes and (or) additions to the details, the application can be signed using a QR code.
Recall that applications are submitted to the UAPF for payments due to disability of group 1 or 2, established indefinitely, as well as payments due to voluntary pension contributions. Previously, it was possible to do this in the offices of the ENPF or in the personal account on the enpf website.kz by means of an electronic digital signature. Now the EDS can be replaced by signing with a QR code. Also, the QR code will help when making changes and (or) additions to your data in your Personal Account on the site enpf.kz .
To do this, you need to log in to your Personal Account on the website enpf.kz , where when selecting the specified services, the "Sign with QR" button is added. This method of signing is implemented on the basis of integration with eGov mobile, so the user must install this application on his mobile phone and log in to it. After clicking on the "Sign with QR" button, a QR code is generated that contains a link to the Foundation's server. This QR code must be scanned using the eGov mobile mobile application, in the upper right corner of which there is an icon for reading QR codes.
After scanning the QR code, a window opens displaying the document that is being signed. Next, by clicking on the "Sign" button, the user needs to complete the signing of the document. As a result, the message "Signing was completed successfully" should appear: the details will be changed, and the application for the appointment of a pension payment can be viewed in the "My applications" section.
So far, with the help of a QR code, you can perform two popular operations in your Personal Account on the site enpf.kz . The UAPF continues to work on expanding the range of digital services that can be obtained in this way.
27 February 2023
27 February 2023