The anatomy of Nazovni, the portal we built for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine to connect the state with its exporters: dockerized Laravel microservices, a Nuxt.js front, and the modules below.
Registration & access
Sign-in a ministry can defend.
Qualified e-signature (ACSK) login
Four-step registration: email, SMS, personal data, company registry code (EDRPOU)
Company website and year of founding checked at sign-up
Google Authenticator two-factor
Access + refresh token sessions, authorization on Redis
Country requirement checklists
The reason an exporter logs in.
Per-country checklist: the certifications and requirements to supply goods or services there
Search for destination markets
Personal cabinet for the exporting company
Country contact lists kept current by the ambassador
Role model
Four tiers, each with its own console.
Super admin → Administrator → Ambassador → User (exporter)
Ambassador runs the applications from their own country
Ambassadors describe export requirements and maintain contact lists
Admin panel with access levels per role
Knowledge base & support
Knowledge base and FAQ
Contact with a manager through Zendesk
Multilingual content with SEO – up to 10 languages
PostgreSQL as the primary store, Redis for authorization
Nuxt.js front end, responsive from 320×480 to 1920×1200
CloudFlare, SMTP and Google Tag Manager wiring
Deployed on OVH / Hetzner
CBDC, registries & education
What a state asks for beyond a portal: a network a central bank can issue on, a registry the public can check, a platform that trains the people who will use both.
Public deal registry
Every deal on the record, every record checkable.
Registry of deals with a verifiable history
Clause-by-clause contract agreement – six negotiation scenarios per clause
Facility registries with ownership, capacity and shipment confirmations
Counterparty statistics, ratings and reviews
Document flows with a defined scheme per status
Entry by qualified e-signature
Education platform
Patex Crypto Campus – training at population scale.
Six camps, A1 to C2
Two units: Crypto Literacy and Career Guidance
11 professional specialisations, from legal to development
Certificates on completion
Hiring track for the best graduates
CBDC issuance network
Patex Network – an Ethereum L2 designed for a region's institutions.
Issuance and tracing of central bank digital currency
Emission and circulation control at network level
Proof-of-Value consensus with a validator set of up to 100
Activity Mining
Public block explorer over every transaction
Cross-chain bridge into the wider EVM world
Around the delivery
Public-sector work is more than the code: the services that surround a state build.
Qualified e-signature integration
ACSK-issued signatures wired into login and document flows.
Identity verification
Our own PassMe ID&V – face matching, document authentication – with screening across 10+ bases, from Interpol notices to UN, EU, UK and US sanctions lists.
AI over the knowledge base
Specced into the ministry portal's knowledge base; the assistant pattern already running in our commercial products.
Branding and identity
The Nazovni identity was ours too: logobook, typography, palettes, primary and inverse versions, a dynamic logo.
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