eSeal is the digital signature associated with a legal entity
eSeals employ cryptographic techniques to guarantee security
Seal your PDF Declaration for the DPP Registry
Qualified eSeal meet the requirements of eIDAS Regulation
What is an Electronic Seal or eSeal?
Similar to the Qualified Electronic Signature, an QeSeal is supported by a digital certificate that “seals” data, sensitive documents, and other communications to guarantee their integrity and origin from a reliable source.
Why my company need an eSeal?
Proves of document integrity
Cost optimization
Compliance ensurance
Issued by Tinexta Infocert, a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP), eSeal Certificates carry the same legal weight as traditional signatures, bolstering security and providing assurance of authenticity.
Do you want to know what the electronic seal is and its function?
Qualified Electronic Signature vs Qualified eSeal
Max Validity 
- Issued to a person
- Certifies the identity of the indidual who sign the document
eSeal
Max Validity
- Issued to a legal entity
- Verifies the origin and integrity of a company's documents
Seal digital documents from anywhere with eSeal
3 years validity
- Simple activation process by form
- Easy, intuitive user experience
- Valid for PDF Declaration for enrolment in the DPP Registry
Please note: This eSEAL certificate does not include the .p12 software format. If you require an eSEAL certificate in .p12 format, please fill out this form instead of purchasing on this page.
Common Use Cases for eSeal:
The most frequent use cases include:
Electronic invoices
Financial statement and banking documents
Health care: medical records and reports
Legal attestations and certification
Protocol processes
Digital Contract
Get your Qualified eSeal in few days
Buy our Qualified eSeal certificate
Complete and sign the Activation Module with a Qualified Electronic Signature (QES)
Fill the form and attach the module
Follow the few steps to set your eSeal certificate on infocert-sign
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FAQ
Certainly. To validate your enrolment in the DPP Registry, the Legal Representative must seal a PDF Declaration generated by the European Commission. This eSeal Certificate is provided by Tinexta Infocert, which is a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) accredited under the eIDAS Regulation.
The Qualified Electronic Seal (QSeal) adheres to the PAdES format explicitly required by the system to avoid validation errors during the document upload process. By using our eSeal Certificate, you ensure the integrity, origin, and full legal validity of your declaration.
A .p12 file (or PKCS#12) is a binary archive format used to store cryptographic objects, such as digital certificates and their corresponding private keys, in a single secure file. This format is commonly used for securing web APIs, signing code, or managing digital certificates across different platforms.
The eSEAL certificate sold directly on this website does not include the .p12 format. If you need an eSEAL certificate in .p12 format, it can only be obtained by submitting a specific request through this form.
The Qualified e-Seal can be requested by the legal representative of the company or a delegated person by him/her.
As of January 2022, EPREL has introduced a new requirement for companies that need to register products which require an energy label: a qualified e-Seal is now necessary in order to get your company verified.
In 2024, the European Union further specified the characteristics of qualified certificates used for the verification of companies in EPREL and the technical standards to which they must comply.
The qualified electronic seal has to include:
- Organisation Name
- Trading Name
- Country of Registration
- Business Register Number Business Register ID
Our EPREL e-Seal complies with the specifications introduced by the last Regulation.
To sign the Activation Module you need a QES.
If you do not have a Qualified Electronic Signature you can buy one here.
