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Digital signature certificate

A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a secure electronic key issued by a licensed Certifying Authority to verify the identity of an individual or organization in online transactions. It ensures authenticity, integrity, and non-repudiation of digital documents and electronic filings.

DSCs are legally valid under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and are widely used for Income Tax returns, GST filings, MCA compliance, tenders, e-procurement, and other government or corporate portals.

By using a DSC, users can sign documents digitally, eliminating the need for physical signatures and paperwork while enhancing security and efficiency in online processes.

Key Benefits:

  • Secure and tamper-proof authentication

  • Time-saving and paperless process

  • Legally recognized and accepted

  • Mandatory for many government and compliance filings

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FAQ'S

1. What is a Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)?

A Digital Signature Certificate is an electronic document that proves the identity of an individual or organization and is used to sign documents digitally in a secure manner.

 

Yes. DSCs are legally valid under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and are accepted by government departments and authorities.

 

Individuals, professionals, company directors, partners, proprietors, and businesses who file returns or submit documents online (IT, GST, MCA, tenders, etc.) require a DSC.

 

Commonly used DSCs are Class 3 certificates, which are used for high-security transactions such as e-tendering, e-procurement, and regulatory filings.

 

Generally, identity proof (PAN), address proof, photograph, mobile number, and email ID are required. Business entities may need additional authorization documents.

 

A DSC is usually issued with a validity of 1 or 2 years, after which it must be renewed.

 

DSCs are typically stored in a secure USB token and can be used on a computer by entering a password while signing documents.

 

Yes. A single DSC can be used for multiple portals like Income Tax, GST, MCA, and other government websites, depending on its type and usage.

 

 

If a DSC expires, it must be renewed. If lost or compromised, it should be revoked immediately and a new DSC must be issued.

 

Once documents and verification are completed, a DSC is usually issued within 24 to 48 hours.