nccert.pl
Poland’s National Certification Centre issues and publishes certificates for qualified trust service providers
About nccert.pl
Narodowe Centrum Certyfikacji is an IT system operated by the National Bank of Poland (NBP) to carry out national certification functions. It issues and publishes certificates used to verify electronic signatures, electronic seals and other trust services, and publishes certificate revocation lists.
The centre also provides access to Poland’s trust service provider register and trusted list. The National Bank of Poland has maintained the register since 2005.
Product: A national certification system that issues and publishes trust-service certificates and revocation lists, and provides a trust service provider register and trusted list.
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