Class 3 DSC on USB token — mandatory for MCA, GST, and IT filings
Obtain a Class 3 Digital Signature Certificate on a secure USB token for MCA filings, GST portal access, Income Tax e-filing, and e-procurement portals. Issued by CCA-licensed Certifying Authorities.
DSCs are issued by Certifying Authorities (CAs) licensed by the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA) under the Information Technology Act 2000 — entities like eMudhra, Sify, and NSDL. Class 3 DSC (the current standard after Class 2 was discontinued in January 2021) supports both signing and encryption.
Company directors (for MCA filings), LLP designated partners, GST authorised signatories, income tax assessees filing returns above the audit threshold, government contractors for e-tenders, and anyone participating in e-auctions or government procurement portals.
Application Form
We fill out the DSC application with your PAN, Aadhaar, and email details.
Aadhaar eKYC Verification
Identity is verified online via Aadhaar OTP (instant) or through video verification (required for some Class 3 applications).
USB Token Issuance
Your DSC private key is generated and loaded onto a secure USB cryptographic token (Gemalto, ePass, etc.) by the Certifying Authority.
Delivery
The USB token is delivered to your address, or collected from our office. We help you install the required drivers and test the DSC.
Items marked Required are mandatory; others are situational.
Identity Documents
Primary identity document for DSC issuance
Used for Aadhaar OTP-based verification (fastest method)
For the DSC application form
For OTP during verification
For Company/Organisation DSC
On company letterhead if the DSC is for a company signatory
As proof of the organisation
Government Fees
Certifying Authority issuance fee
Rs 1,000-2,500 for Class 3 DSC (2 years); set by each licensed CA
Professional Fees
DSC issuance assistance
Form filling, verification coordination, token delivery
* Government fees may vary. GST applicable on professional fees. Final pricing confirmed after review.
Class 2 DSC was discontinued in January 2021. All new DSCs issued are Class 3, which requires stricter identity verification (Aadhaar OTP or video call) and is valid for signing, authentication, and encryption.
DSCs are issued with a validity of 1 year or 2 years. After expiry, the certificate must be renewed. The USB token can typically be reused for renewal.
Yes. A single DSC can be used across MCA21, GSTN, Income Tax e-filing, e-procurement (GeM, CPPP), and other government portals — as long as the same PAN is registered on all portals.
Report the loss immediately to the Certifying Authority to revoke the certificate. A new DSC must be issued on a new token. This is a security measure to prevent misuse.
No. Aadhaar eSign is a one-time electronic signature for specific transactions. A DSC is a persistent certificate stored on a USB token used for regular filings.
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