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A digital certificate is like the identity of an individual, when he/she transacts/ interacts through the internet it uniquely identifies any individual on the internet. It consists of an electronic file called "key pairs" containing the 'Private key' and 'Public key' of the individual to whom the certificates belongs, which is digitally signed by the CA(Certifying Authority) to become a legally valid Digital Certificate / Digital Id.
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A CA (Certficate Authority) is a body that issues digital certificates. In this case CA is SafeScrypt Limited, DGFT CA.
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A Digital Signatures is the electronic equivalent of a physical signature and can be used to electronically sign any document or transaction.
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A Digital Certificate can be used to digitally sign any document in electronic format or for transactions being performed through a web-browser. In case of DGFT, you can apply for your license online and digitally sign your request.
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Digital Certificate can be used to
electronically sign any document or transaction.
It ensures that the data is secured and is not
viewed or altered by any unauthorized person. It
will also improve on response time taken while
applying for a license with DGFT. Digital
Certificates issued by a valid Indian CA hold
good in a court of law in accordance to the
Indian IT Act
2000
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The digital signatures on any document remain valid throughout life, however the digital certificate being used to create the digital signature is valid for a period of one year. After each year, therefore to keep using your digital certificate you need to pay just the renewed fees for your certificates.
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Using a digital
certificate is one of the most secure ways of
transacting over the Internet. Another important
feature is that certificate enabled applications
are accessed on secure socket layer SSL (E.g.
https://dgftcom.nic.in instead of http://dgftcom.nic.in). The SSL enables 128
bit encryption and data traveling between the
clients (end user’s) browser to the web server
of DGFT. Thus making it impossible for anyone to
steal information mid-way
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In case you loose your Digital Certificate you would need to re-enroll for a certificate and apply afresh. Therefore it is advised to keep your Digital Certificate safely and take a backup of your certificate. |
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No you are not allowed to share your certificate with someone else. Giving any other person access to your Certificate is like allowing any other person to make use of your physical signature. Therefore it is illegal to allow it. The full responsibility of keeping the certificate safely lies with the certificate holders under Indian IT Act section. |
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E-Mail
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info@atomos.net
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