A Class 3 Individual Signing DSC is a digital certificate used to securely sign documents online, especially for government filings, tenders, and legal or financial transactions. It's trusted, encrypted, and legally valid—ideal for professionals and businesses needing top-tier digital authentication.

A Class 3 Organisation Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is issued to authorized representatives of a company or institution for secure digital authentication. It’s used in high-trust online activities such as e-tendering, e-procurement, company incorporation, GST and Income Tax filings, ICEGATE customs clearance, and trademark or patent applications. Only individuals officially designated by the organization—like directors, partners, or authorized signatories—can use it for signing documents on behalf of the entity.

You can use a Class 3 DSC in business to digitally sign documents for e-tendering, tax filings, company registration, import/export, legal filings, and secure banking. It ensures authenticity, legal validity, and data integrity in online transactions.

A DGFT Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is used by importers, exporters, and EXIM consultants for secure transactions on the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) portal. It’s essential for filing applications, managing licenses, and completing IEC (Importer Exporter Code) registration. Only individuals or organizations registered with DGFT can use it, and it ensures legal compliance, faster approvals, and paperless processing for foreign trade operations

A Class 3 Individual Combo DSC is a secure digital certificate that includes both signing and encryption, ideal for individuals involved in e-tendering, company filings, tax submissions, and other high-security online activities. It’s stored in a USB token and ensures strong authentication and data confidentiality during digital transactions.

A Foreign Class 3 Individual Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is issued to non-Indian citizens or NRIs who need to securely participate in Indian digital platforms. It’s commonly used for e-tendering, patent and trademark filings, GST and Income Tax returns, MCA21 filings, IEC (Import Export Code) registration, and signing invoices or PDFs on Indian government portals. These certificates are typically stored on a USB crypto token and can be obtained through licensed Certifying Authorities like eMudhra or Capricorn, with identity verification done via passport, address proof, and a short video recording.