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Class 3 Digital Signature Certificates for e-Tendering applications for all Government of India e-Tenders that ensures faster reviews and greater transparency.
Class 3 DSC for e-Ticketing booking for authorized agents of IRCTC. DSC is required by IRCTC Agents to purchase tickets and secure ticket reservations on behalf of the passenger.
A Digital Signature Certificate helps make light work of various transactions related to the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, or Registrar of Companies.
Class 2 Digital Signature Certificate for GST filing / Registration. Class 2 Digital Signature is required to digital sign invoices and file GST in a secure manner.
ICEGATE (Indian Custom EDI gateway) is the gateway for the users of Indian Customs EDI system. Use of Class 3 DSC is mandated on the ICEGATE website.
Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate for filing patents and trademarks. It’s required to protect intellectual assets in conformity with the public policy objectives of the country.
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is issued by the certifying authorities in India for the purpose of verifying and authenticating the identity of the individual holding the certificate. Digital Signature Certificate is a secured digital key. A Digital Signature Certificate is required while e-Filing of ITR, Trademark Patent e-Filing, e-Tendering, e-Procurement, e-Ticketing, e-Bidding, e-Filing of ROC & MCA, DGFT ,Provident Fund Transfer, e-Filing of Documents of Custom & Excise, Custom House Agent(CHA), High Court eFiling IEC Registration, Net Banking, ICEGate & many more. Digital Signature Certificate is issued by certifying authorities and it is a secure digital key used for various online business transactions. Digital Signature Certificate contains the certificate holder’s name, pin code and country, email address, the date on which it was issued, and the digital certificate providers’ name (authority).Notably, it is issued for 1, 2 or 3 years and has to be renewed after their validity is expired. Also, an individual can have two Digital Signature Certificate – for personal and company / organisation purpose each. And all digitally signed documents are acceptable as proof or evidence for legal purpose.
A Digital Signature Certificate authenticates your identity electronically. Digital Signature Certificate also provides you with a high level of security for your online transactions by ensuring absolute privacy of the information exchanged using a Digital Signature Certificate. You can use certificates to sign / encrypt information such that only the intended recipient can read it. You can digitally sign information to assure the recipient that it has not been changed in transit, and also verify your identity as the sender of the message.
You can use Digital Signature Certificates for the following:
A Digital Signature Certificate explicitly associates the identity of an individual/device with a pair of electronic keys – public and private keys – and this association is endorsed by the CA. The certificate contains information about a user’s identity (for example, their name, pin code, country, email address, the date the certificate was issued and the name of the Certifying Authority that issued it).
These keys complement each other in that one does not function in the absence of the other. They are used by browsers and servers to encrypt and decrypt information regarding the identity of the certificate user during information exchange processes. The private key is stored on the user’s computer hard disk or on an external device such as a token. The user retains control of the private key; it can only be used with the issued password.
The public key is disseminated with the encrypted information. The authentication process fails if either one of these keys in not available or do not match. This means that the encrypted data cannot be decrypted and therefore, is inaccessible to unauthorized parties.
Legally valid Digital Signature Certificate are issued only through a Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA), Govt. of India, licensed Registration Authorities (RA), such as Make My Digital Signature. Make My Digital Signature, a Registration Authorities (RA) licensed by Capricorn CA, offers secure Digital Signature Certificate through various options tailored to suit individual as well as organizational needs.
Yes, subsequent to the enactment of Information Technology Act 2000 in India, Digital Signature Certificates are legally valid in India. Digital Signature Certificates are issued by licensed Certifying Authorities under the Ministry of Information Technology, Government of India as per the Information Technology Act.
A Certifying Authority is a trusted agency whose central responsibility is to issue, revoke, renew and provide directories for Digital Signature Certificates. According to Section 24 of the Information Technology Act 2000, “Certifying Authority” means a person who has been granted a license to issue Digital Signature Certificates.
Digital signature certificates have an explicit start date and an explicit expiration date. Most applications check the validity period of a certificate when the digital certificate is used. The signature certificate expiration date is also used for managing the certificate revocation list (CRL). A certificate is removed from the revocation list when its natural expiration date arrives. As such, generally the shorter the certificate validity period, the shorter the CRL.
