Overview
- Registration is staged nationwide from March 2 to December 31, 2026, with a first block of states starting March 2 and a second block on March 23, using an alphabet-based schedule.
- The credential carries personal data, blood type and organ‑donor choice, plus two QR codes to validate eligibility and find the nearest unit; a digital version launches in April via the App MX.
- Each enrollee is linked to a single electronic medical record intended to cut duplicate tests and keep studies, prescriptions and appointments accessible across public institutions.
- The rollout will use about 2,365 modules, roughly 9,800 registration stations and around 14,000 personnel; physical cards are issued about six weeks after signup with a QR to download the digital version.
- The federal outlay is estimated at 3,500 million pesos, state health service participation is optional, and cross‑institution compensation rules are still being developed.