Indicated for: Identification of a legal representative of an entity/organization and respective powers of representation
Permits: Signing of documents containing the powers of representation over a given entity (equivalent to a power of attorney); sign on behalf on an entity/organization; be an attorney and/or legal representative of a non-digital entity; submit proposals on public procurement platforms.
Professional Qualified Digital Certificate (Individual or Quality)
Indicated for: Identification of a person and a company, or individual identification associated with a position/function in a company
Allows: Signing documents containing personal and company data: signing documents as manager/administrator of a company; submitting proposals on public contracting platforms with a permanent certificate and powers to bind the company.
Indicated for: Identifying a person, also valid for Individual entrepreneurs or not associated with an entity, and who do not intend to associate any attribute regarding position/function to the certificate.
Allows: to sign documents with legal value; to submit proposals on public contracting platforms, to sign documents at IMPIC/INCI and to the Court of auditors containing only personal data.
Indicated for: a legal person, that is, for entities or organizations. Equivalent to the company´s white seal, being the way to legally represent an entity in the digital world.
Allows: a company to sign invoices, documents, certificates, and other electronic declarations with legal value; the email signature on behalf of an entity.
Qualified Digital Certificate according to the new European Payment Services Directive
Indicated for: Banks, Credit or Payment Institution, Account Information Provider (API) or other Payment Service provider wishing to be in accordance and to comply with Common Secure Communication (CSC) requirements, in conformity with PSD2 and with the support of Multicert, a Qualified Trust Service Provider, accredited by eIDAS.
Allows: To comply with ETSI TS 119 495; to be used to establish secure communications; to sign a message in accordance with EBA Regulatory Technical; to comply with API specifications of financial communities operating on the PSD2.
Indicated for: Public procurement platforms; full interoperability of the service with all Portuguese electronic contracting platforms; complying with the legal requirements of chronological validation in the context of public procurement.
Allows: To attest the date and time of creation, the sending and the reception of a specific document or electronic transaction of your organization; certifying the existence of a document at a specific time; to prove that the document has not been changed; transparency and security in public procurement; to ensure the opening of proposals at any given time.
Qualified Digital Certificate according to the new European Payment Services Directive
Indicated for: Banks, Credit or Payment Institution, Account Information Provider (API) or other Payment Service provider wishing to be in accordance and to comply with Common Secure Communication (CSC) requirements, in conformity with PSD2 and with the support of Multicert, a Qualified Trust Service Provider, accredited by eIDAS.
Allows: To comply with ETSI TS 119 495; to be used to establish secure communications; to sign a message in accordance with EBA Regulatory Technical; to comply with API specifications of financial communities operating on the PSD2.
Digital Certificate for Code, Scripts and Executables
Indicated for:Asserting the author´s identity and ensuring file integrity. Software Engineers intending to sign the code.
Allows: To avoid warnings and pop-ups, because this certificate guarantees antiviruses, web filters, and browsers, that it is not a malicious file; to inform customers who was the author of the software and whether it has been tampered.
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