DSC

DSC (Digital Signature Certificate)

Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs) are a form of electronic signature used to authenticate the identity of the signer of a document or message in the digital world. They're issued by certifying authorities and typically include the name of the signer, their public key, the name of the certifying authority, and the expiry date of the certificate.

DSCs are used for various online transactions, such as filing income tax returns, company filings, and signing documents for government agencies. They ensure the integrity of the document or message and verify the identity of the signer.

Different classes and types available, such as Class 3 for signing only use for such as filing income tax returns, company filings, and signing documents , signing with encryption use for government agencies along with income tax returns, company filings, and signing documents . Additionally, DGFT DSC, which is specifically for users who require to communicate with the DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade) website for various purposes such as import/export transactions.

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