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Holy See (Vatican)
The Holy See has no confirmed digital ID scheme. It is a WHO observer and a state party to the IHR, and entered a reservation to the 2024 amendments that WHO says drew no objections. It uses the euro under agreement.
Digital ID · Goal 16.9
Digital ID in Holy See (Vatican)
- Program
- Vatican identity card
- Status
- Not confirmed
- National ID card
- Not confirmed
- Biometrics
- Not confirmed
No public information on a Vatican digital ID or compulsory card was found as of Oct 2026. The Holy See uses the euro under a monetary agreement.
Digital money · Goal 8.10
Central bank digital currency
- Status
- No known work
No Vatican CBDC work found as of Oct 2026.
On the record
What has happened, newest first
- 2025-09-19Courts & law
The 2024 IHR amendments entered into force; the Holy See and Switzerland entered reservations that drew no objections. WHO — Circular C.L.42.2025 on IHR amendment reservations (Holy See, Switzerland) ↗
UN and WHO
How Holy See (Vatican) has voted
- WHO
- Not a WHO member
- Pandemic Agreement (May 2025)
- No recorded objection
- Migration compact (Dec 2018)
- —
- Paris climate deal
- Party
- SDG Index 2026
- Not ranked
- Progress reports to the UN (VNRs)
- —
UN/WHO observer; GCM vote not applicable. Accepted 2024 IHR amendments with a reservation; acceded to Paris Agreement 2022.
Sovereignty score
How the 0 adds up
- 0No tracked actions either way.
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