The Certificate Issuance module issues a digital certificate tied to a verified identity, supporting legally binding and compliant document signing. It is available to organizations operating under applicable regulatory frameworks, such as Incode's Trust Service Provider (PSC) standing in Mexico.
Integrations
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How It Works
Certificate Issuance runs at the end of an Onboarding journey, after the user has completed all required identity verification (IDV) steps. The module only proceeds if the user passes IDV scoring; if verification fails, no certificate is issued.
When issuance is triggered, the user is prompted to create a password and can then download their certificate (.cer). Each identity can hold only one certificate. If a certificate already exists for that identity, the module skips issuance and presents a link to download the existing certificate instead.
You can configure certificate validity as one-time, short-term, and long-term/permanent. Long-term certificates are blocked when the user's identity document expires within 12 months.
Use Certificate Issuance
For instructions on implementing and configuring Certificate Issuance on each supported platform, use the following pages:
- Certificate Issuance (Dashboard)
- Certificate Issuance (iOS)
- Certificate Issuance (Android)
- Certificate Issuance (Web SDK)