PSD2 Corporate Seal (QSealC)
The PSD2 Company Seal Certificate (QSealC) is a qualified certificate that secures financial transactions, in accordance with current European regulations: Directive (UE) 2015/2366 on payment services in the internal market. It is equivalent to the entity seal as it verifies the identity of Payment Service Providers (PSP) in their electronic transactions, so that their information is protected against possible attacks. In this way, the person receiving the digitally signed or sealed data can be sure who signed the data and that it has not been modified.
This certificate can be requested by the legal representatives of the legal entity, i.e. the subscribing entity.
The subscriber or holder and responsible for the use of the certificate will be the legal entity, i.e. the Payment Service Provider.
To obtain this certificate you will need:
- Identification Document: DNI, NIE.
- Power of Attorney in force
- It should also identify the category of the entity:
- Private organization.
- Government entity.
- Commercial entity.
- Non-commercial entity.
- The name of the domain/domains you wish to authenticate (DNS/CSR).
EADTrust offers three options:
IN-PERSON IDENTIFICATION:
By appointment and after filling out the web form, you can go to EADTrust’s offices located at calle Méntrida 6, 28043 Madrid, with the indicated documentation. You can find step-by-step information on how to apply for an electronic certificate here*
ADVANCED ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE BASED ON A QUALIFIED CERTIFICATE:
EADTrust will send you the contract of terms and conditions for the provision of the requested service. You must then sign it with an advanced electronic signature supported by a qualified certificate and send it to us together with the mandatory documentation, also signed. You can use your electronic ID or any other signature based on a qualified certificate issued by a service provider.
AUTHENTICATION BY A NOTARY:
You will need to go to the notary with the terms and conditions contract, identify yourself and sign the contract in the presence of the notary, so that the notary can attest to the authenticity of your signature. Once signed, you will need to email us the contract together with the notarial attestation. Foreign companies will also need to attach the Hague Apostille.
