Drivers will be able to re-register vehicles online: AUTO.RIA launched the service through 'Diia'.


The Ukrainian marketplace AUTO.RIA has launched a simplified vehicle re-registration through the Diia app
Thanks to the collaboration with AUTO.RIA, vehicle owners and buyers can now perform re-registration directly on the platform. It is available for individuals selling a passenger car, motorcycle, or moped for the first Time in a year. This was reported by the press service of the Diia app.
To use this service, users need to open a sales announcement for the vehicle on AUTO.RIA, click the corresponding button, after which the system will automatically redirect them to the page in the Diia app.
Over the past year, more than 220,000 vehicles have already used this service. As for the innovation, it simplifies the process of buying and selling vehicles, avoiding trips to various institutions, the purchase of 'runners', queues, and additional commissions. The entire process can now be done online: conclude a contract, choose license plates, order a technical passport, and pay the necessary fees.
'We have completely changed the approach to the buying-selling process,' noted AUTO.RIA representatives.
Transparency is another advantage of the new system. Thanks to automatic verification of vehicles and users, the risk of corruption is minimized. Owners can receive money and hand over the keys to the buyer at any convenient time for them.
There was also an integration with AI and services for drivers. In addition, the head of the Office of the President Kirill Timoshenko announced the launch of new services in the 'Diia' app.
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