Acting as the electronic equivalent of a company stamp, PSD2 certificates are primarily used to "seal" app data, sensitive documents, and other communications to ensure origin and integrity.
A TV Qualified Electronic Seal certificate (QSealC)enables banking organizations and third-party payment processors to apply tamper-proof digital stamps compliant with the eIDAS and PSD2 regulations.
Read More >Acting as the electronic equivalent of a company stamp, PSD2 certificates are primarily used to "seal" app data, sensitive documents, and other communications to ensure origin and integrity.
A TV Qualified Electronic Seal certificate (QSealC)enables banking organizations and third-party payment processors to apply tamper-proof digital stamps compliant with the eIDAS and PSD2 regulations.
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Fully compliant with the eIDAS regulation and relevant PSD2 requirements.
Ensures Data Integrity
Guarantees that data has not been tampered with after being sealed.
Provides Legal Evidential Value
Offers legal evidential value for transactions under PSD2.
Authentication of Origin
Provides strong evidence of the origin of data, confirming that it was issued by the specific legal entity.
Qualified Certificate and QSCD
Uses a Qualified Seal Creation Device (QSCD) to protect the organization’s private key used to create the seal.
Long-Term Validity
Supports long-term validation of sealed data, ensuring its integrity over time.
PSD2 QSealCs are specifically designed for use in the financial sector, enabling secure communication and data exchange between:
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