CH-LOGIN to AGOV (CH2A)
Replacement of CH-LOGIN by AGOV (CH2A)
Replacement of CH-LOGIN by AGOV (CH2A) in several phases- AGOV-Allow
AGOV can be used as a BYOI identity with CH-LOGIN as a login method of a CH-LOGIN identity - AGOV-First ←Link to current phase
Users with an AGOV login SHOULD also use this for the federal government. New user SHOULD use AGOV login. Motivate users to switch from CH-LOGIN to AGOV. No AGOV obligation for 99.9% of users*. - AGOV-Push
AGOV MUST for new users. AGOV SHOULD for existing CH-LOGIN users. Active request to switch to AGOV. No obligation to upgrade yet. - AGOV-Force
AGOV MUST also be used by existing CH-LOGIN users. Login with CH-LOGIN no longer possible. CH-LOGIN can only be used for upgrading to AGOV. - AGOV-Only
CH-LOGIN is no longer available. Upgrade CH-LOGIN to AGOV no longer possible. Plan at the end of 2027.* Exception: Need for new, verified identities
AGOV - The Authorities Login of Switzerland
AGOV is used by all administrative levels (Confederation, cantons, municipalities) and by organisations authorised by the EMBAG*.- is a project of the Digital Public Services Switzerland (DPSS)
- is a service provided by the federal government
- led by FCh-DTI
- Part of the "Identity & Access Management" standard service
- operated by the FOITT - part of eIAM
- is username and password free thanks to the use of new technologies
- offers unverified and verified identities (up to QoA51 = High according to Si00
1 ) - can provide the verified SSN (AHV) number
- is ready for the Swiss state e-ID*EMBAG - Federal Law on the Use of Electronic Means to Carry Out Official Tasks
Further information on AGOV can be found at .