Digital cards for government teams
Bilingual, brand-controlled, and built to the standards of Omani and GCC public-sector identity. Used by ministries, authorities, and sovereign-adjacent bodies for protocol-compliant public representation.
Protocol-first identity, not marketing gimmick
Public-sector identity is different from commercial branding. The sultanate emblem on the card, the khanjar and crossed swords, is a constitutional symbol, not a logo. It needs to appear exactly right, in exactly the approved composition, every time.
Cardify's government templates lock the visual identity of each ministry: the emblem, the bilingual name, the standard disclaimer footer. Employees edit their name, title (from the approved HR list), and contact info. The mark stays untouched.
The result: a protocol-compliant card that still modernizes the citizen-facing experience. A visitor meeting with an authority leaves with the official a QR on their phone, not a crumpled card in a pocket.
Protocol-compliant
Sultanate emblem / national emblem locked in correct composition. No DIY variants.
Title hierarchy
Approved HR title list, employees can only pick from it, not invent roles.
Arabic-first
Default locale is Arabic; English is secondary. RTL rendering is proper, not an afterthought.
Citizen touchpoint
A single QR replaces the paper card for citizens visiting authorities.
Public data only
No classified or restricted information stored. Card carries only what is already public.
Standard exports
PDF, vCard, Apple/Google Wallet pass, every channel a ministry already uses.
Omani ministry logos, curated
All 19 ministries + OIA, CBO, Tax Authority, NCSI, Oman Vision 2040 Unit. Each with curated bilingual summaries. PNG and SVG.
Government-team questions
Is this approved for government use?
How do ministries control branding?
Can employees keep personal data private?
Does it support Arabic-first presentation?
Are our ministry logos in your library?
Ready to discuss ministry onboarding?
Government onboarding is handled directly by our team, not self-service signup.
Contact Cardify government team