Diia for businesses: Ukraine's digital identity app explained
Blog post from Didit
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Diia is Ukraine’s state digital identity app and portal, operated by the Ministry of Digital Transformation, with more than 24 million app users in 2026 and widespread adoption by private companies and public bodies. Businesses can use five main integration scenarios: document sharing and multisharing, Diia.Signature for signing or authorization, in-person document validation, and Antibot verification without collecting personal data. Shared documents are confirmed through Diia.Signature and may provide PDFs or metadata, while validation can confirm details such as a document’s validity, name, and age; screenshots are not considered valid documents. Ukrainian law gives digital documents the same legal standing as physical versions, and Diia.Signature is a qualified electronic signature in Ukraine, although Diia is not an EU-notified eID scheme and its assurance level is not publicly specified. Published document-sharing fees are UAH 21,617.22 for connection and UAH 9.80 per successful sharing, while pricing for other services is not disclosed. BankID NBU provides an alternative state-backed identification route through banks, with standardized data sets priced between UAH 2 and UAH 9 per identification, but it is limited to eligible resident entities. The guide recommends retaining document-chip reading, liveness detection, and face matching as a fallback for users without Diia.Signature, and notes that Didit currently supports this document-based route while Diia integration remains on its roadmap.
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