At the international conference MOSIP Connect 2026 in Morocco, Kitsoft presented the integration of its low-code platform for public services, Liquio, with the MOSIP eSignet platform. This is an open digital identity platform used by countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The interaction of the two leading GovTech solutions makes it possible to accelerate the launch of online services for citizens.
Image: The Kitsoft team at MOSIP Connect 2026
MOSIP Connect 2026 brought together governments, technology leaders, and digital transformation experts from around the world.
At the exhibition, the Liquio booth showcased the team’s practical experience in launching digital public solutions in Ukraine and globally, as well as the benefits of integrating the platform with MOSIP.
The integration of Liquio with MOSIP eSignet ensures secure registration and authentication for accessing public services. This interaction eliminates the need to build identification infrastructure from scratch, provides authentication based on open standards, and significantly reduces resource costs and implementation risks for governments,
— noted Mariia Iefremova, Business Analytic Lead, Liquio.
Image: Kitsoft at MOSIP Connect 2026
Kitsoft CEO Oleksandr Iefremov spoke on the conference’s main stage with the topic “How a low-code platform for digital services enables the implementation of Digital ID,” focusing on the practical deployment of digital identity and the rapid launch of public services.
Digital ID alone does not transform a country. Services do. Its true value is revealed when digital identity opens access to convenient public services that citizens can receive quickly, easily, and without bureaucracy,
— emphasized Oleksandr Iefremov.
Video: Kitsoft CEO’s speech at MOSIP Connect 2026 in Morocco.
Many countries have already implemented digital identity, and the next step is to quickly and securely connect it with public services without costly custom development. This is where low-code platforms, including Liquio, play an important role.
Liquio is a low-code platform created by Kitsoft for digital public services. It has an open-source version, applies an AI-driven approach for both citizens and developers, and has already proven its effectiveness at the national level: it processes up to 10,000 requests per second, enables the launch of a new digital service in an average of 1.5 months, and is used by more than 24 million users.
The team also held a series of meetings with representatives of African governments and local technology companies, discussing further cooperation and partnership opportunities in the region. Summarizing participation in the event, the Kitsoft CEO noted:
The future of GovTech lies in modular architecture, open standards, open source, rapid service deployment, and ecosystem partnerships. This is how digital identity becomes useful for citizens.