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AesirX ComplianceOne | Decree 224 Digital Transformation Compliance

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Decree 224/2026/NĐ-CP: Scope and Current Status

Decree 224/2026/NĐ-CP is the active implementing decree under the Law on Digital Transformation (Law 148/2025/QH15). It was issued by the Government of Vietnam on 24 June 2026 and took effect on 1 July 2026, aligned with the law. The decree comprises nine chapters and 92 articles.

The decree details specified articles and implementation measures of the Law on Digital Transformation, including digital-transformation strategies, programs, and plans; online information provision; online public services; architecture, design principles, and minimum requirements for digital systems; state-budget expenditure and allocation between central and local budgets; investment, procurement, and leasing of digital services; controlled experimental development using state-budget capital; and digital-economy and digital-society development.

Specific article numbers, official form IDs, and detailed timelines are confirmed against the official decree text before being presented as binding. Personal data, cybersecurity, electronic transactions, telecommunications, AI, and electronic identity remain governed by their own legislation.

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How Decree 224 Relates to the E-Commerce Law

The Law on Digital Transformation remains the horizontal parent framework and source of the primary principles. Decree 224 supplies the substantive implementing detail and procedural evidence needed to put those principles into practice, it is the active implementing layer.

Decision 268/QĐ-TTg is the official implementation plan for the law, a planning and coordination instrument, not the main compliance framework and not a separate customer-facing page. Decree 224 is the active child implementing decree.

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Technical Provisions and Compliance Obligations

AreaOperational RequirementEvidence to Maintain
Strategies, programs, and plansTrack digital-transformation strategies, programs, and plans with owners and milestonesStrategy/program record, approval and milestone evidence
Online informationGovern information published in the digital environmentPublication scope, owner, accuracy/update controls, retention
Online public servicesClassify full-process versus partial services and prepare service evidenceService inventory, partial-service justification, e-form and notification evidence
Electronic forms and data reuseApply electronic forms and the once-only data-collection principleField-to-source mapping, data-reuse record, auto-fill and traceability evidence
Online payment and digital signaturesPrepare online payment and digital-signature readiness where requiredOnline payment record, digital-signature readiness record
Digital-system requirementsRecord architecture, design principles, and minimum requirementsArchitecture record, minimum-requirements checklist, remediation log
Procurement and leasingManage investment, procurement, and leasing of digital servicesProcurement/leasing record, vendor due-diligence, contract evidence
Controlled experimentationRun controlled experimental development with safeguards and closureExperiment scope, approval, monitoring and closure evidence
Digital economy and societyTrack digital-economy and digital-society initiativesInitiative inventory, governance and readiness evidence

Forms and Operational Timers

The platform provides internal ComplianceOne templates for strategy and plan records, online information, public-service inventory, full/partial service assessment, partial-service justification, electronic-form readiness, data reuse and once-only records, online payment and digital-signature readiness, status notifications, digital-system architecture and minimum requirements, procurement and leasing, controlled experiments, digital-economy and digital-society initiatives, and a compliance dossier checklist. 

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How ComplianceOne Supports Decree 224 Compliance

ComplianceOne structures each digital-transformation obligation as governed work with linked evidence. Strategies, programs, and plans carry owners, approvals, milestones, budgets, and implementation evidence, with links to the Decision 268 implementation plan where relevant.

Online public services run as readiness workflows; service classification, partial-service justification, electronic forms, once-only data reuse, online payment, digital-signature readiness, status notifications, and proactive-service level assessment. Digital-system records capture architecture, design principles, minimum requirements, interoperability, accessibility, and related implementation evidence, with remediation tracking. Procurement and leasing, and controlled experimental development, carry due-diligence, approval, monitoring, and closure evidence.

Where an obligation touches personal data, cybersecurity, electronic transactions, telecommunications, AI, or electronic identity, ComplianceOne connects the relevant evidence through cross-links instead of duplicating those frameworks. Every action is captured in a tamper-evident audit trail with contributor lineage. Human approval remains required for formal evidence and submissions, including where Forseti AI assists with analysis or drafting.

Related Modules

Program GovernanceProgram Governance

Coordinates strategies, programs, plans, owners, and implementation-plan review.

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Data MappingData Mapping

Maps digital systems, minimum requirements, data reuse, and cross-framework links.

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Compliance FormsCompliance Forms

Manages MPS supplement request loops for breach notification filings (Mau so 08, which follows Decree 356 but not a Decision 778 procedure).

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Vendor GovernanceVendor Governance

Supports digital-service procurement, leasing, and vendor due diligence.

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Audit TrailAudit Trail

Preserves program, service, system, and experiment history.

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Compliance Readiness Checklist

Digital-transformation strategies, programs, and plans have owned records with milestones and budgets.

Online public services are classified full-process or partial, with justification where partial.

Electronic forms apply the once-only data principle with data-source traceability.

Online payment and digital-signature readiness are recorded where required.

Digital systems have architecture records and minimum-requirement checklists with remediation tracking.

Digital-service procurement and leasing carry due-diligence and contract evidence.

Controlled experiments capture scope, safeguards, monitoring, and closure evidence.

Human approval is required before formal evidence or submission.

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See Decree 224 Compliance in Action

See how ComplianceOne connects digital programs, online public services, digital-system requirements, procurement, and controlled experimentation evidence.

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Ronni K. Gothard Christiansen

Ronni K. Gothard Christiansen - Technical Privacy Engineer & CEO

Technical Compliance Expert, 32+ Years Open Source Advocate, X-BoD Open Source Matters Inc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Decree 224 is active. It was issued on 24 June 2026 and took effect on 1 July 2026 as the implementing decree under the Law on Digital Transformation.

No. Decision 268/QĐ-TTg is the official implementation plan for the law, a planning and coordination instrument. Decree 224/2026/NĐ-CP is the active implementing decree that organizations comply with.

No. Decree 224 is an implementing decree, not a sanctions decree, so no fine amounts are presented for it. ComplianceOne focuses on readiness and evidence.

Not yet. ComplianceOne provides internal operational templates. Official form IDs are presented only after the official decree text or appendix is verified.

Its online public-service and state-budget provisions are most directly relevant to public-sector bodies and to entities that build or operate public-service digital systems. Private-sector organizations use those areas as reference or cross-framework guidance unless they deliver digital services for public agencies, while the digital-system, procurement, digital-economy, and digital-society provisions apply more broadly.

Next Steps

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