The Philippines eNotarization goes live with 3 providers

Homepage > News > Business > The Philippines eNotarization goes live with 3 providers TL;DR: The Philippine Supreme Court officially made eNotarization operational on October 19, allowing Filipinos to notarize documents online through accredited providers. Somalia plans to build a unified digital government platform around a national digital ID by March 2027. Japan’s JR East launched Teppay, a Suica-based payment service with a 300,000 yen ($1,900) balance cap. Key Takeaways: The Philippine Supreme Court declared eNotarization officially operational on October 19, 2026. The first accredited eNotarization providers are NotarizeIT by Unawa, Twala by Ohelio, and QLegal by Quanby Solutions. Somalia’s Halmeel plans to launch a unified digital government platform by the end of March 2027, with national digital ID as the primary credential. Japan’s JR East’s Teppay raises the Suica mobile balance cap from 20,000 yen ($126) to 300,000 yen ($1,900). Teppay will expand to the Pasmo transit card by next spring. The Philippines’ Supreme Court implements eNotarization The Supreme Court of the Philippines announced on October 19 that eNotarization, or electronic notarization of document...