The Tribune

MYGATEWAY, the government’s centralized system for digital services, now has 100k registered users.

According to the Digital Transformation Unit, 127k applications have been processed by the portal, 87k documents were collected from the Centralised Collections Centre, and $3.6m in revenue was generated.

The Road Traffic Department has generated the highest revenue through the portal, totalling $2m.

The Royal Bahamas Police Force has processed the most applications on the portal: 67,700.

The Registrar General’s Department has the most trained officers working on the portal’s backend, 65.

“Launched in February 2021, the online portal has grown steadily and achieved a number of firsts in The Bahamas and quite a few milestones along the way,” the DIU said in its press statement.

“What’s next for MyGateway? We will be launching a new slate of services with digital outputs in the very near future. With the continued support of our stakeholders and talented project team we will expand our user groups to include new user categories. The government of The Bahamas’ support and partnership has been invaluable and as we collectively celebrate fifty years of independence, we herald this 100K registered user accomplishment as a marked progression for e-government.”