Digitally Sign and Encrypt Documents with Digital Signatures

The eMudhra Digital Signature is created using a private key unique to each user. When a document is signed digitally, the signature is validated using the signer's public key, ensuring the document's authenticity.

eMudhra Digital Signatures can be used to sign a variety of documents including emails, contracts, invoices, and other business documents where authenticity and integrity are essential.

Yes, eMudhra Digital Signatures are legally binding as per the Information Technology Act of India, and are also recognized in many other countries.

eMudhra employs robust encryption algorithms to secure digital signatures. The private key used for signing is stored securely and is not accessible to anyone but the owner.

You can generate a CSR through the eMudhra website or using cryptographic tools that support key pair generation and CSR creation.

You can renew your eMudhra Digital Signature by submitting a renewal request through the eMudhra website. You'll need to provide your identifying information and your existing certificate details.

If your eMudhra Digital Signature is compromised or no longer needed, you should contact eMudhra to revoke the certificate. They maintain a certificate revocation list for such cases.

Documents signed with an eMudhra Digital Signature can be verified using eMudhra's public key, which is widely distributed and installed in most devices and browsers.

eMudhra Digital Signatures are compatible with most operating systems and browsers. However, you will need cryptographic support in your system to generate and manage keys and certificates.