A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure digital credential that verifies the identity of an individual or organization when signing electronic documents or accessing online services. It uses Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and cryptographic technology to create legally recognized digital signatures, protect document integrity, and authenticate the signer. In India, Digital Signature Certificates are issued by licensed Certifying Authorities (CAs) operating under the regulatory framework of the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA).
Generally, no. A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is issued to a verified individual or organization with specific certificate details, which may include a single email address. If you need a certificate with different identity information or a different email address (where applicable), a new DSC must usually be issued. However, you may own multiple Digital Signature Certificates for different identities, organizations, or email addresses, subject to the issuing Certifying Authority's policies.
A PDF can be digitally eSigned by uploading it to a trusted eSign platform, verifying your identity, placing the signature where required, and completing the signing process using a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) or Aadhaar-based eSign. The signed PDF becomes tamper-evident and can be verified by anyone using standard PDF readers.
Digital Signature could be made on the basis of the fully online and paperless process on the site. Enter your information, do the verification and get the Digital Signature Certificate.
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) works by using Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and cryptographic technology. When a document is digitally signed, a unique hash of the document is created and encrypted using the signer's private key. Anyone receiving the document can verify the signature using the corresponding public key stored in the Digital Signature Certificate, ensuring the document is authentic, unchanged, and signed by the rightful owner.
