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eMPF Platform – Bringing a brand new MPF management experience to all users (19 March 2025)
Mr Wallace Lau, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of MPFA, attended the Business Facilitation Advisory Committee (BFAC) meeting on 19 March, introducing the functions and benefits of the eMPF Platform to members of BFAC. The eMPF Outreach Team also demonstrated the eMPF interface and operation of the Platform at the meeting.
Mr Lau said that the eMPF Platform aims to standardize, streamline and automate the administration processes of MPF schemes. Regardless of being an employee, employer, or self-employed person, once their respective MPF schemes get onboard the Platform, they will be able to manage their MPF account through smartphones or computers, offering a new digital experience for all users.
To support the Phase 2 onboarding of the MPF scheme, the eMPF project team has introduced comprehensive improvement measures. These initiatives include proactively addressing user feedback, reviewing the Platform's interface design and instructions, and implementing enhancements to elevate the overall user experience.
The BFAC, established in January 2006, advises and reports to the Financial Secretary the development and implementation of programmes and measures to facilitate business compliance with government regulations and to sustain a competitive regulatory environment for business in Hong Kong while safeguarding public interest.
