LANDBANK ID-free account opening via PSA verification is here

With no physical ID required, opening a LANDBANK account is now just a face scan away.
Millions of Filipinos can now open a LANDBANK account even without presenting a physical ID, as LANDBANK rolls out a new identity verification feature powered by the National ID system.
Through facial biometric authentication linked to the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) National ID Authentication Services (NIDAS), customers may securely verify their identity using the biometric information associated with their National ID registration.
This allows for a faster, more convenient account opening experience, particularly for individuals who may not have immediate access to physical identification cards.
“At LANDBANK, we are committed to making banking easier and more accessible for every Filipino. By leveraging the National ID system, we are removing barriers to account ownership and bringing more Filipinos into the formal financial system, especially those in underserved and unbanked communities,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Lynette V. Ortiz.
The service is available through the LANDBANK Mobile Banking App (MBA) and across LANDBANK’s 616 branches nationwide. Customers can conveniently open an account online through the MBA or visit any LANDBANK branch, where personnel can assist them in completing their identity verification through facial biometric authentication.
The initiative eliminates one of the most common challenges in opening a bank account by enabling secure, real-time identity verification even without a physical ID. It forms part of LANDBANK’s continuing efforts to expand access to banking services and help more Filipinos participate in the country’s growing digital economy.
By integrating National ID authentication into its onboarding channels, LANDBANK is making account opening faster, safer, and more convenient, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in advancing financial inclusion and empowering Filipinos with greater access to financial opportunities. (LANDBANK)
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