The Citizen Multiservice Application standard is explained briefly and clearly in this short animated video.

In June 2016, as a result of ADCET's work, the French National Standardization Commission validated experimental standard status for the AMC (Citizen Multiservice Application).

The standard's AFNOR reference number is XP 99-508.
ADCET originated the standard, and is in charge of its development. We provide governance of the common AMC, and as such are a signatory of the usage agreement. We also manage the cryptographic keys and registries. In addition, we provide services to facilitate the development of the AMC, such as:

• Trainings/webinars.
• Support and assistance with project implementation.
• Certification of common AMC media.

Every entity, no matter what its position in the value chain, must sign a usage agreement in order to use the common AMC standard. Any medium that incorporates the standard must comply with the style guide.

The standard describes a technical framework for the management of regional services (local authorities, universities, etc.) using a single medium (card, mobile phone, etc.).
It is mainly used for the following purposes:

• extracurricular activities and preschool services,
• dining,
• sports and leisure facilities,
• cultural events and tourism,
• parking,
• loyalty rewards for downtown shopping,
• monitoring physical and digital access, etc.

The standard is already being used by many regional authorities throughout France:

• the Paris region,
• Brittany and the city of Rennes,
• the city of Bordeaux,
• Greater Lyon,
• Greater Poitiers,
• the Normandy region,
• the city of Lille,
• Greater Avignon,
• Basque Country,
• Strasbourg,
• and more.