It provides QR codes for easy verification at checkpoints
With the community quarantine in effect, frontliners such as medical workers and logistics service providers need to go on field to address vital needs like medicine, treatment, and food. One of the effects of the quarantine are multiple checkpoints in several areas, and Rapidpass.ph aims to make passing through checkpoints more convenient.
Made by DevCon Philippines and DOST, Rapidpass.ph is a website that provides unique QR codes for frontliners, which they can use as they pass through checkpoints. Each QR code comes with a control number, and will be provided to each authorized person. The QR code can be printed and placed on vehicles on saved into smartphones to be shown to authorities. Applying for a Rapidpass is free.
To apply, one has to go to the Rapidpass.ph page and fill up the necessary details. Approved applications will receive an SMS or email that has a link to the printable/downloadable QR code, along with an accompanying control number. Each QR code has a validity period depending on the approval given. Aside from the Rapidpass QR code, users may need to present their IDs and necessary documents for further verification.
The Rapidpass system will go live on April 6.
FRONTLINER PO AKO UNG DINOWNLOAD KO PO NA APPS NAWLA PO.. NUNG NAG FILD UP PO AKO NAKALAGAY PO NA PENDING
5days nako nag apply ng rapidpass wala p ako recv n txt or email
Sana po nakalagay yung timeframe kung gaano katagal dapat maghintay for approval. Para di na need maghintay ng SMS or Email. Para kung lampas na sa timeframe meaning hindi approved yung application.
Frontline here. I applied April 6, nakuha ko pass April 20. 2 weeks waiting time tapos hanggang April 30 Lang validity. Sayang Lang waiting time na Pwede gamitin.
Naginvalid po yung plate number na nilagay ko ano pong dapat kung gawin?
Pa follow up po ako ng rapid pass application ko almost a week na po Wala pa akong narereceive na text or email.tnx
Mam sir lalamove rider po ako di po ako makapag apply ng rapid pass