Certificate Enrollment & Issuance
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The process of certificate issuance begins with the initial request for a certificate. The applicant submits the necessary information and documents required for identity verification. Next, the applicant undergoes an electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) procedure to confirm their identity. Once the eKYC is successfully completed, the details are verified by the Registration Authority (RA) to ensure authenticity and compliance with regulatory standards. Upon verification by the RA, the certificate is issued to the user. This digital certificate can then be used for secure communications, authentication, or other specified purposes, ensuring both the integrity and confidentiality of the transactions involved.
Here are options for the process flow of a certificate application using a SSA :
Manual Approval
Best for high-security environments requiring human oversight.
User Action: The user fills out a certificate application form on the client side (e.g., web portal or app). RA Action: Reviews and either approves or rejects the application. SSA required customization? (Yes/No) No
Automated Approval
Ideal for environments where quick, automated processing is essential.
User Action: The user logs in using secure authentication methods (e.g., two-factor authentication) and allows access to the certificate application form. RA Action: The RSSP server automatically validates the provided data against predefined criteria. SSA required customization? (Yes/No) Yes
API-Driven Workflow
Suitable for users needing immediate certificate issuance without delays.
User Action: External systems or applications integrate with the SSA via API for submitting certificate requests. RA Action: The SSA performs real-time validation of the application data received through the API. SSA required customization? (Yes/No) No