GSign

GSign supports citizens who need a legally recognized way to sign in an electronic environment for everyday online services. The app follows the law of Mongolia on Electronic Signatures, so access is restricted to citizens aged 16 or older. It provides a certificate-backed identity for use in digital interactions, and the service is free of charge. Eligible users can install the GSign APK and begin setting up their certificate for use in online processes.

GSign Features

Eligibility and free certificate issuance

Before you download GSign, confirm you meet the legal requirements. Citizens of Mongolia aged 16 or older can request a digital signature certificate at no cost. The app follows national rules so the certificate is suitable for use in electronic environments.

• Mongolian citizenship required
• Age 16+
• No issuance fee

Electronic signing for online services

Once your certificate is active, you can use GSign to sign in the electronic environment for everyday online services. This applies to tasks where a legally recognized signature is needed to continue. Actions are recorded with your certificate, which links the signature to your identity.

Signature verification

When a signature needs to be checked, you can verify it against the issued certificate. GSign shows whether the signature matches the signer’s certificate, helping users complete required steps in digital workflows.

Use aligned with Mongolian law

GSign operates under the law of Mongolia on Electronic Signatures. You must be a citizen and at least 16 years old to use the service. This alignment helps ensure certificates are recognized for online services within the country.

Start using your digital signature

Eligible users can set up a free digital signature certificate and use it to sign and verify in the electronic environment for online services. To meet current requirements, install the GSign latest version and follow in-app steps. Review age and citizenship criteria before starting. This supports processes that require legally recognized confirmation.