Digital Signature Certificate without the guesswork
Choose the right Class 3 certificate, complete identity verification, and receive a secure digital-signing credential from a licensed Certifying Authority.
- Professional fee
- From ₹1,769
- Working timeline
- Confirmed after identity and issuer review
- Government charges
- Shown before payment
Built for
Verified individual signatories
Best when
Statutory or tender signing is required
Which digital signature
do you need?
Start with the portal and action. The certificate type follows from how you need to sign or encrypt.
MCA and tax filings
Directors and authorised signatories use a Class 3 signing certificate for regulated filings.
E-tenders and procurement
Tender portals may require signing, encryption, or a combined certificate.
Individual identity
The certificate belongs to the verified person and cannot be transferred or shared.
Organisation authority
Entity records and an authorisation may be needed when signing for an organisation.
Class 3 DSC
Identity first. Secure signing follows.
The token is not an office password.
The private key and PIN belong to the certificate holder. An agent should never retain or sign with your token without your direct control.
What you receive,
ready to use.
We identify the certificate type, prepare the application and guide the applicant through identity and live-video verification. The licensed Certifying Authority—not StartupPact—issues the certificate and secure token.
secure signature.SIGN · ENCRYPT · VERIFY
Class 3 signing or sign-and-encrypt certificate
Secure cryptographic USB token, where selected
Applicant and certificate details checked before issuance
Guidance for MCA, GST, income-tax, DGFT or tender use
Expiry, renewal and token-security note
What must be
in place.
An identifiable individual who needs to sign or authenticate electronic filings.
PAN and Aadhaar details that match, or the prescribed passport and address records for a foreign applicant.
An active email address and mobile number for verification.
Entity proof and authority to sign where an organisation certificate is requested.
The licensed Certifying Authority makes the final identity and issuance decision; portal enrolment happens separately after issue.
Choose by what you need to do
The portal or tender specification always takes priority.
| Decision | Signing | Encryption | Combo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary use | Sign forms and documents | Decrypt protected submissions | Sign and decrypt |
| Common fit | MCA, tax and routine filings | Tender bid encryption | E-procurement requiring both |
| Key question | Must I authenticate a filing? | Must I open encrypted data? | Does the portal require both? |
From identity check to
secure signing.
A short process when identity records match; the issuer controls verification and approval.
Use-case check
Step 1
We handle
Confirm whether you need signing, encryption or both, and the portal or tender where it will be used.
You provide
Tell us the filing portal, applicant type and desired validity.
Application record
Step 2
We handle
Prepare the application for the selected licensed Certifying Authority.
You provide
Share matching identity, contact and organisation records.
Identity verification
Step 3
We handle
Guide the applicant through OTP and live-video checks required by the issuer.
You provide
Complete the verification personally; it cannot be delegated.
CA review and issuance
Issuer timeline
We handle
Track the issuer's review and resolve correctable record mismatches.
You provide
Respond if the issuer asks for a fresh video or corrected record.
Token and portal setup
After approval
We handle
Explain secure token use and the separate portal-registration step.
You provide
Set a private PIN, retain the token and never disclose its key.
A checklist without
the back-and-forth.
We ask only for records or data relevant to your application, review, or audit scope.
- PAN card
- Aadhaar or accepted identity record
- Recent photograph
- Active email address and mobile number
Before you begin
Use clear PDF, JPG, or PNG files.
Keep address records recent and readable.
Choose the support
you actually need.
Every total separates professional fees, GST, and stated government charges. State stamp duty and exceptional filings may vary.
Standard
Recommended1-2 days
payable now, GST included
- Professional fee
- ₹1,499
- GST @ 18%
- ₹270
- Payable now
- ₹1,769
- Eligibility check with a chartered accountant
- Documents prepared, reviewed and filed
- Certificate handed over with the next steps
Not included automatically
- — The Certifying Authority's certificate charge
- — USB token and courier charges
- — Portal-specific filing or tender fees
- — A replacement token after loss or damage
Costs that can repeat
- — Fresh application or renewal before expiry
- — Portal enrolment again after renewal where required
- — Replacement or revocation if the private key is compromised
Issued once,
protected every day.
Renewal, portal registration and private-key security keep the certificate usable.
Certificate expiry check
Before the validity end date
Start a fresh renewal application early enough to avoid a filing interruption.
Portal registration
After issue or renewal
Register the new certificate separately on each portal that requires it.
Security review
Immediately after loss
Ask the issuing Certifying Authority to revoke a lost or compromised certificate.
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