13/02/2026
What a Digital TIN ID Is?
A Digital TIN ID is the electronic version of your Tax Identification Number ID. It serves the same purpose as the physical card but is stored on your phone or device (usually accessed through BIR’s online systems like ORUS).
Where You Can Use It?
You can use your digital TIN ID anywhere a TIN ID is accepted as valid identification, such as:
Government transactions – tax filings, record updates, verification
Employment requirements – proof of TIN for employers
Banking & financial services – KYC (identity verification)
Other ID verification – when institutions accept TIN as a secondary ID
👉 Many offices now accept screenshots or app-displayed IDs, but some still require the physical card, so it’s best to confirm first.
How to Present It?
When asked for your TIN ID:
Open your digital TIN ID on your phone.
Show the full screen (with QR code or verification code if available).
Avoid cropped screenshots to prevent rejection.
Key Advantages
No need to carry a physical card
Harder to lose or damage
Can be verified digitally
Faster access anytime
Important Reminders
Never share your TIN publicly (it’s sensitive personal data).
Only use official BIR platforms to access or download it.
If someone requests a copy, confirm they are authorized.
For more information on the use and acceptance of the Digital TIN ID, please refer to Revenue Memorandum Circular (RMC) No. 120-2023 posted on the BIR website, or click this link: https://tinyurl.com/3jr3hhbx
✅ Tip: Keep both a screenshot and online access saved—some places accept offline images if internet isn’t available.
