Mauritius’ MoDAF platform is now live for Declaration of Assets Act filings. Paper submissions end June 30, and MauPass login is required.
Mauritius has switched its Declaration of Assets process to the MoDAF platform. The portal went live on June 1, 2026. Paper submissions are only allowed until June 30. From July 1, online filing becomes mandatory.
The Financial Crimes Commission has published a step-by-step MoDAF platform tutorial to help declarants submit their declaration of assets online.
The MoDAF platform is an online portal for sending in required asset declarations under the Declaration of Assets Act 2018. In simple terms, it replaces paper forms with a guided digital form and a submit button.
Declarants first need an active MauPass account. MauPass is the government digital identity login, similar to a single sign-on account that lets you access multiple public services with one set of credentials.
The tutorial walks users through accessing the portal, picking the right declaration category, completing the electronic form, and submitting it online. The FCC also listed helpdesk phone lines for support during office hours.
Key dates are now set. June 1, 2026 is the go-live date for the portal. June 30, 2026 is the end of the transitional period for paper-based submissions. July 1, 2026 is when online submission becomes mandatory.
For compliance, the deadline is the main risk. Anyone still preparing paper documents will need to move quickly before the June 30 cutoff.
For government digital services, MoDAF signals a wider shift toward e-government workflows. Digital filing can improve audit trails, reduce manual handling, and speed up processing, but it also increases reliance on identity systems, login access, and portal uptime.
For users, the biggest practical step is simple. Make sure your MauPass account is active before July 1, and test access early to avoid last-minute login issues.
Primary Source: Financial Crimes Commission
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