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Chad

20.3 million people

Chad requires an ID card and runs a national biometric population register under ANATS, with refugee enrolment in 2025-2026. CEMAC's central bank is only studying a CBDC.

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Digital ID · Goal 16.9

Digital ID in Chad

Program
National biometric register / secure ID (ANATS)
Status
Not confirmed
National ID card
ID card compulsory
Biometrics
Yes

ANATS stated in 2023 that a national identification number in the biometric register is the only route to a secure identity document, and free card issuance ended in August 2023. UNHCR and ANATS began biometric enrolment of refugees in Abéché on 21 November 2025, and UNHCR gave ANATS equipment on 13 March 2026. No separate digital ID was found.

Digital money · Goal 8.10

Central bank digital currency

Status
Research

The BEAC (central bank of the six-country CEMAC zone) set up a working group on a central bank digital currency in September 2023. No launch date or issuance decision has been published in the sources found.

On the record

What has happened, newest first

  1. 2025-11-21Rolling it out

    UNHCR and ANATS began biometric enrolment of refugees in the national register in Abéché. Tchadinfos ↗

UN and WHO

How Chad has voted

WHO
Accepted the 2024 rule changes
Pandemic Agreement (May 2025)
No recorded objection
Migration compact (Dec 2018)
Voted yes
Paris climate deal
Party
SDG Index 2026
43.9 · rank 167 of 169
Progress reports to the UN (VNRs)
3

Sovereignty score

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Country research checked Oct 2026. Tracker data checked 11 Oct 2026. Every claim links to its source.