Vietnam Erases 86 Million Bank Accounts – The Great Reset in Motion

Vietnam has erased and/or frozen 86 million unverified bank accounts as the nation surrenders to the globalist Great Reset. Anyone wishing to function in society must surrender their biometric data to maintain a bank account. The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) claims that the measure was a system cleanup aimed at preventing fraud. In actuality, the measure is one step closer toward a national ID system that enables the government to control its citizens’ every move.

“This is a data-cleansing revolution,” said Pham Anh Tuan, Director of the Payment Department. “While the total number of bank accounts remains 200 million, by September 2025, once the legal framework is complete, all accounts without biometric data will be closed to prevent scams and fraud. After seven years of promoting non-cash payments, we are moving toward real efficiency.”

Vietnam recently implemented a nationwide digital ID (e-ID) system called VNeID that requires both citizens and foreign residents to surrender to the matrix and permit the government to store their personal information in a centralized database. Fingerprints, facial biometric data, photographs, passports, nationality, criminal records, and even medical records will be stored in the government database. Participation is not optional.

Project 06 launched in January 2022, hailed as a technological revolution to digitize the country. Project 06’s full name is the “Project on Developing Data Applications on Population, Identification, and Electronic Authentication to Serve National Digital Transformation in the 2022-2025 Period (Vision 2030),” which aligns entirely with the World Economic Forum’s plans for the Great Reset. The concept has been sold to the people as a convenience measure, but in truth, the aim is centralized, unrestrained control over the entire population.

Everything from banking to renting an apartment is linked to the digital ID. One wrong move and the government can completely erase someone from the system. One glitch in the power grid and the nation will come to a standstill. The Vietnamese government has the power to halt a person’s life instantaneously.

High-level Vietnamese officials met in Davos in January 2025, and shortly after, began voicing concern for bank accounts that were unverified through biometric data. Vietnam has been actively seeking OECD membership and signed a Memorandum of Understanding, citing that Project 06 will enable the nation to meet the OECD’s guidelines for regulatory reforms. Vietnam was one of the last nations disconnected from the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) that requires members to share banking information under the pretense of preventing tax evasion.

Vietnam signed the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (MAAC) with the OECD in March 2023, enabling automatic exchange of tax and financial information with over 146 jurisdictions. In early 2025, shortly after Davos, Vietnam joined the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (MCAA) for Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR), broadening its commitment to AEOI and international tax transparency. In February 2025, Vietnam activated CbCR exchange relationships with 29 jurisdictions including the entire European Union.

Globalist entities defy democracy and demand the complete surrender of national sovereignty under the belief that the world population must be controlled by one centralized force. The majority of world leaders have willingly surrendered, unaware of the full extent of power a small unelected few will yield if the Great Reset succeeds.

You ever been over there? I am aways interested in talking to vets who have, it warms my heart to see reconcilation, much as there was between many soldiers from both the North and the South in the Civil War.

I will say that I have heard the Vietnamese are very friendly towards Americans, and there is that. I can’t say I know huge amount about their specific economy, but hey, the ChiComs have been raising some serious cash for decades, but it isn’t about the money for many who feel as I do.

And it isn’t a legacy of the Vietnam war, either. I am gratified to see veterans treated with respect over there, and what appears to be a significant degree of mutual good will, from what I have been told by vets who have gone over there. So my dislike for their government doesn’t stem from that.

But it does stem from the the fact that they have a government that can, at the drop of at hat and no pushback or impedance, erase 86 million bank accounts.

Our founders knew it, and many of us do as now well thanks to the likes of F.A. Hayek in his work “The Road to Serfdom’ where he described how personal freedom and financial freedom are inextricably intertwined...can’t have one without the other.

We have seen what a government with that kind of power over financial freedoms will absolutely do to to the personal freedoms of its citizens.

History is painted red with those kinds of governments.

Not saying “it can’t happen here” because it most certainly can. It is just harder for them if you are aware. Granted, we haven’t been “aware” for many years, but...it is never too late to stop digging a hole you are in.

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