The Royal Council of Vistaria has launched OneVistaria, a new unified system connecting government services and citizen records across Vistaria and Hokoria.

OneVistaria gives citizens a single account to verify their identity and access services operated by the Royal Council. The wider system brings together the National Citizens Registry of Vistaria, government Services and Data platforms, while also providing access to equivalent services operated for Hokoria.

One account, multiple services

The system was first announced by the Royal Council in April and has since been developed into the central platform for accessing its online services. Vistarian citizens can use it to view their citizen records, prove their identity and track applications through services provided by the Royal Council.

Hokorian citizens can also create a OneVistaria account, with MyHok (HokoriaNCR) launching publicly as Hokoria’s citizen registry. It provides similar access to Hokorian records and applications, alongside dedicated Hokorian sections of the Services and Data platforms.

Citizens of both countries only need one OneVistaria account, including those who hold both Vistarian and Hokorian citizenship. Despite sharing the same login and underlying services, the Royal Council says citizen data belonging to the two nations is stored separately.

The launch comes as Hokoria approves plans to enter free association with Vistaria, which would see Vistarian institutions take responsibility for several areas of Hokorian administration while Hokoria remains self-governing.