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CITIZEN SERVICE NETWORK

Fromacitizen'sphonetotheMinistry'sscreen

One platform connects every resident, every local government institution, and the Ministry itself. This is the journey a single application takes through it.

CHAPTER 01
The starting point

Where citizens actually meet the state

A resident may go years without contacting a ministry — but visits their Union Parishad, Pourashava, or City Corporation many times a year. Today that means queues, manual registers, and paper reports that reach Dhaka months late.

In-person only

every certificate, licence, and bill means a physical visit

Manual registers

records held in ledgers, invisible outside the office

Paper reporting

periodic, slow by design, and difficult to verify

CHAPTER 02
The unified portal

Register once. Reach every institution.

A citizen signs up a single time and can locate and use any service offered by any of the 4,900+ institutions — the separation behind the scenes is never their problem. A flat ৳125 service charge per service per year is the platform's only cost to anyone.

portal.sebaprimeltd.com
Citizen Service Network
trade license renewal
Warish certificateWater connectionHolding tax
Trade License — Renewal
Dhaka North City Corporation
IN PROGRESS
Submitted
Dept. review
Signatory
Payment
Fee ৳2,450 + ৳125 service
Pay via Sonali Gateway
TL-2026-118842publicly verifiable
CHAPTER 03
Decentralized by design

4,900+ portals, each its own system

Every institution is issued a distinct portal — not a tenant in a shared application. Records, workflows, and admin access stay entirely apart; a fault in one office is contained in one office. Local administrators own their data unambiguously.

CHAPTER 04
Payments

Money moves on government rails only

Every fee and charge is processed through the Sonali Payment Gateway. Seba Prime never holds, transfers, or reconciles a single taka — there is no third-party intermediary for citizens or the Ministry to trust.

CHAPTER 05
BIDA integration

Open to the world's investors

A dedicated integration with the Bangladesh Investment Development Authority lets international investors register with a passport instead of a National ID and apply for Trade Licenses through the same system citizens use — a first direct digital channel at this tier.

CHAPTER 06
The Ministry's view

This is what the Ministry sees. Live.

A simulated cut of the central monitoring dashboard — every number below is illustrative, every behavior is real. Filter a division, hover the charts, watch activity arrive.

monitor.lgd.gov.bd — Ministry of LGRD&C
Nationwide overviewLIVE
Issue notice
Applications today
0
↑ 8.2%
Active institutions
0 / 4,918
99.9% online
Collected today
0.0L
↑ 5.1%
Avg. processing
0.0 days
↓ 0.4 d
Service requests — nationwide
690 · day 1739 · day 2781 · day 3811 · day 4826 · day 5695 · day 6682 · day 7790 · day 8767 · day 9749 · day 10741 · day 11748 · day 12641 · day 13678 · day 14854 · day 15903 · day 16949 · day 17986 · day 181,009 · day 19886 · day 20878 · day 21990 · day 22967 · day 23945 · day 24932 · day 25931 · day 26816 · day 27846 · day 281,018 · day 291,067 · day 30LAST 30 DAYSREQUESTS / DAY
Applications this week, by division
9,420DHK7,135CTG4,210RAJ3,860KHU2,940SYL3,125RNG2,410BAR2,665MYM
ActivityALL INSTITUTIONS
  • !Response overdue · notice issuedBhairab Pourashava · just now
  • Warish certificate verifiedKushtia Pourashava · 2m ago
  • Water connection approvedSavar Union Parishad · 4m ago
  • Holding tax collected · ৳4,200Dhaka South City Corporation · 6m ago
  • Trade License issuedTongi Pourashava · 8m ago

Replaces paper-based periodic reporting with an always-current view — including one-action formal notices to any individual institution.

CHAPTER 07
Service modules

Five modules. One workflow engine.

Institutions activate exactly the modules their mandate requires, and each runs on the same configurable approval engine — reviews, signatories, and fee points defined by the institution itself.

M-01

Trade License

The complete lifecycle of a commercial trade licence — first issuance, annual renewal, amendment, cancellation.

  • Fiscal-year-aware fees, VAT, income tax, and arrears computed automatically
  • Signboard assessment from dimensions and placement
  • Ownership transfer, category change, and relocation amendments
  • Every licence carries a unique, publicly verifiable identifier
M-02

Planning

Building and land-development permission where the national Development Authority has not assumed jurisdiction.

  • Establishment type, floor count, and covered area captured per application
  • Fire-service and environmental clearances attached
  • Linked to land records — mouza, khatian, dag, and plot
  • Automatic fee assessment from area and floors
M-03

Water

Piped water from initial connection through recurring billing.

  • General mode plus WASA-specific tariffs for Dhaka, Chattogram, Khulna, Rajshahi
  • Recurring bills raised on the institution's fiscal cycle
  • Overdue surcharges with duly authorised waivers
  • Connection-linked payment history
M-04

Holding Tax

Assessment and collection of the principal recurring own revenue of Pourashavas and City Corporations.

  • Ward-wise register of holdings and assessments
  • Tax and rates computed from annual value
  • Rebates and waivers under the institution's rules
  • Consolidated collection and arrears reporting
M-05

Certificates & Testimonials

Every certificate an institution issues — citizenship, character, warish, income — digitised end to end.

  • Institution-defined catalogue with per-certificate document checklists
  • Configurable signatory workflow
  • Unique, publicly verifiable identifier on every certificate
  • Online authenticity checks close the forgery gap
CHAPTER 08
Data sovereignty

Hosted by the government. Owned by the government.

Citizen data, institutional records, transaction logs — all of it resides exclusively in Government Datacenters. Seba Prime retains no copy, accesses nothing outside audited maintenance, and enforces zero data gatekeeping. Source code and documentation are handed to the Ministry.

CHAPTER 09
Implementation

Approval to working pilot in four weeks

Six years of architecture work means the month is spent on configuration, live integration, and onboarding — not foundational design. After the pilot, the same rollout extends nationwide.

Week 1

Foundation

  • Pilot scope finalized
  • Government Datacenter provisioning
  • Sonali Gateway integration begins
Week 2

Deployment

  • Citizen portal live
  • Pilot institutions onboarded
  • BIDA integration begins
Week 3

Oversight

  • Ministry dashboard deployed
  • End-to-end payment testing
  • Monitoring workflows verified
Week 4

Go-live

  • User acceptance testing
  • Final adjustments
  • Pilot goes live

The journey ends where it began: with the citizen.

Less friction, no informal payments, and a state that answers in days — not months. Let's talk about deploying it.