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Root Certifying Authority of India (RCAI)

The CCA has established the RCAI under section 18(b) of the IT Act to digitally sign the public keys of CAs in the country. The RCAI is operated as per the standards laid down under the Act.

The requirements fulfilled by the RCAI include the following:

  • The licence issued to the CA is digitally signed by the CCA.
  • All public keys corresponding to the signing private keys of a CA are digitally signed by the CCA.
  • That these keys are signed by the CCA can be verified by a relying party through the CCA's website or CA's own website.

The RCAI is operated using SmartTrust software. Authorized CCA personnel initiate and perform Root CA functions in accordance with the Certification Practice Statement of Root Certifying Authority of India. The term Root CA is used to refer to the total CA entity, including the software and its operations.

The RCAI root certificate is the highest level of certification in India. It is used to sign the public keys of the Licensed CAs in India. The RCAI root certificate is a self-signed certificate.

  Licensed CAs

Safescrypt
NIC
IDRBT
TCS
MTNL
Customs & Central Excise
(n)Code Solutions CA (GNFC)
   
   

  What's New

Tender for Online Certificate Verification Proposal
Guidelines for Storage of Private Keys
Audit frequency modifications for CA audit
Empanelment of Auditors for CA audit
OID Allocation to CAs
Guidelines for NRDC submission by CAs
Site Preparation Guidelines
Information under RTI Act,2005
Tender -Expression of interest
   
   

 

 


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