A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for GST is an encrypted and secure alternative to handwritten signatures, used to file GST returns and authenticate documents digitally. For GST filing, a Class 2 DSC is required. As per the guidelines under the Information Technology Act 2000, all documents, applications, and returns under GST must be digitally signed.

A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is now essential for businesses involved in foreign trade, especially for those applying for licenses or submitting documents on the DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade) portal.

A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) provides secure digital identification for an individual. It is issued by Certifying Authorities (CAs) and is used to verify a person’s identity through a public-private key encryption process.

A Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate is essential for companies and organizations who engage in or want to participate in tendering processes, run either by the government or by other private companies. A DSC makes the eTendering process convenient and transparent with enhanced security in certain electronic transactions.

A Class 2 Digital Signature Certificate was one of the most commonly used digital signature certificates issued to Indian citizens. Certifying Authorities (CAs) issued these certificates after verifying the applicant's identity and supporting documents. A PAN card was mandatory for obtaining a Class 2 DSC. These certificates were typically used for filing income tax returns (ITR), registering companies, filing trademarks, and various other purposes