myGovId changing its name to myID
Liz Gibbs • October 2, 2024

myGovId changing its name to myID

The digital identity app 'myGovID' will soon be changing its name to 'myID'. While the name is changing, the login and security will not change.


Taxpayers who have already set up their myGovID and use it to access government online services will not need to do anything when the app changes to myID. They will still have:


  • the same details — there is no need to set up a new myID. Their login details (including email address) and identity strength remain the same;
  • continued use — once available their existing app should automatically update to myID or they can manually update it from the APP Store or Google Play; and
  • access to services — they can still use the app to securely access government online services.


The new name aims to reduce the confusion between myGovID and myGov.


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