How does a Digital Signature Certificate work?
To legally generate a digital signature, it is important to authenticate the personal details of the signer, which is done by a digital signature certificate. A digital signature certificate is a file that secures and stores an individual's or organization's identity.
RSA algorithm generates a set of random hash value pertaining to the public key and private key. Public key helps verify the user identity which is safely stored in a digital signature certificate and private key generates the digital signature. The private key is known only to the signer. A digital signature certificate binds the identity associated with the private key such as the name of the organization or individual. A digital signature certificate contains the name and identification number of the user, a copy of the user's public key (used to decrypt the message), and a digital signature issued by the Certifying Authority (CA).
The user needs to contact a licensed CA OR their Authorised Partner to register for a digital signature certificate. The process of registration is completed by verifying user identity online within minutes on the eMudhra website. Users can use Aadhaar PAPERLESS offline eKYC or PAN-based eKYC to verify their identity. After the user's credentials are verified by eMudhra, the digital signature certificate is issued within 30 minutes.
MM Tax Club, is an Authorised partner of eMudhra, (a licensed certifying authority in India), to issue class 3 digital signature certificates for individual and organisations.
To apply for Digital Signature Certificate;
Drop a mail at;- dsc@mmtaxclub.com, OR Call at 9137446553

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