Company Filings
Incorporation, director KYC, annual returns and other MCA / ROC filings.
100% paperless · Aadhaar eKYC · Issued by licensed CA
Get your Digital Signature Certificate
Class 3 and DGFT certificates for e-filing, MCA, GST and DGFT. Paperless eKYC, video verification and USB token delivered to your door.
- IT Act Compliant
- Licensed CA's
- Paperless eKYC
- Paperless eKYC
Aadhaar or PAN eKYC with a short video. No paper forms or courier.
- Class 3 & DGFT
For MCA, GST, Income Tax, tenders and the DGFT portal.
- Token delivered
Pick a delivery partner at checkout and track the shipment.
- Setup support
Experts help with drivers, DSC registration and signing.
What is a Digital Signature Certificate?
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is the electronic equivalent of your handwritten signature. It proves who you are when you sign or submit documents online, and shows that the document has not been changed after you signed it.
A DSC is issued by a Certifying Authority licensed by the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA), and documents signed with it are legally valid under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
Where You Can Use a DSC
Accepted across government and tax portals
Tenders & e-Auctions
Bid submission on government e-procurement portals such as GeM and CPPP.
GST
GST registration, GSTR returns, refund claims and e-Way Bills.
Income Tax
ITR e-verification, tax audit reports and replies to tax notices.
Import & Export
DGFT licences, IEC services, export incentive claims and customs filings.
Employer Compliance
EPFO and ESIC filings, claims and approvals by authorised signatories.
Which Certificate Do You Need?
All certificates are Class 3, the highest assurance level
Signing
For signing documents, returns and forms. The right choice for most individuals and directors.
Encryption
For encrypting documents so only the intended recipient can open them.
Combo
Signing and encryption together. Usually required for tenders and e-auctions.
DGFT
A Class 3 certificate for importers and exporters, used on the DGFT portal with your IEC.
How to Get Your DSC
Four simple steps, all online
- 01
Choose Your Certificate
Pick the CA provider, class, applicant type, validity, USB token and support you need.
- 02
Complete eKYC
Verify your identity online with Aadhaar or PAN. No paper forms or courier.
- 03
Record Video Verification
Record a short video on your phone or laptop to confirm it is really you.
- 04
Get Your DSC
Once approved, your certificate is issued and ready to download to your USB token.
Renew Your DSC
Expiring soon or already expired? Get a new one issued
- Reuse your USB token
Your new certificate goes on the token you already have, so choose No Token.
- Renew before it expires
An expired DSC cannot be extended. Start a few days early so a filing is never held up.
- Same quick verification
Complete eKYC and video verification again, just like a new DSC.
What You Will Need
Keep these ready before you start
- PAN card
- Aadhaar with a linked mobile number, for Aadhaar eKYC
- An active email address and mobile number
- A phone or laptop camera for video verification
- For organisations: the organisation PAN and an authorisation letter
Ready to get your DSC?
Choose your certificate, complete eKYC online and get signing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about buying a DSC
A DSC is a secure digital key, issued by a licensed Certifying Authority, that confirms your identity when you sign or submit documents online. It works like a handwritten signature for electronic documents.
Yes. Documents signed with a DSC from a licensed Certifying Authority are legally valid in India under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
An electronic signature is any electronic way of showing agreement, such as a typed name or an OTP. A digital signature is a type of electronic signature backed by a certificate and encryption, so it proves who signed and that the document was not changed afterwards.
A paperless DSC is issued after you verify your identity online with Aadhaar or PAN eKYC and a short video, so you do not need to send any physical documents.
Class 3 certificates are stored on a certified USB crypto token, which keeps your signing key secure. If you already have a compatible token, choose "No Token" when you select your options.
You can choose a validity of 1, 2 or 3 years. The certificate cannot be used to sign after it expires.
You will no longer be able to sign or log in to portals with it. Get a new certificate before the expiry date to avoid a gap in your filings.
Yes. If your token is lost or you think your certificate has been misused, you can ask for it to be revoked so it can no longer be used.