Digital Transformation of the National Business Register
As of July 1, 2026, the National Business Register (RNE) will provide all its services exclusively online, marking a significant step in the modernization of the business environment.
Key Changes
- All procedures, from declarations to administrative formalities, will be carried out online.
- Companies will need a digital identifier to access the RNE platform and perform operations remotely.
- For legal entities, the system relies on DIGIGO, a digital identity certificate that enables secure authentication and electronic signature of documents.
- The goal is to reduce processing times, limit travel, and strengthen the reliability of digital exchanges.
Access for Individuals and Companies
- Individuals can access RNE services through the E-Houwiya application by entering their national identity card number, allowing them to complete their procedures in a secure environment.
- Companies will use their digital identifier to access the RNE platform and perform operations online.
Broader Implications
- This reform reflects a deeper evolution of Tunisia's economic administration, with the generalization of digital identity becoming a cornerstone of interactions between companies and public organizations.
- The RNE has announced that obtaining a digital identifier is now a mandatory condition for accessing its services.
- This transition is part of a larger dynamic of digital transformation of the Tunisian administration, where digital identity and electronic signature are set to become standards for relationships between economic actors and public authorities.
- For companies, the challenge goes beyond simply changing tools; it involves adopting new administrative management modes that are faster, more secure, and fully dematerialized.
