3-year A3 e-CPF on card

Description

This e-CPF A3 digital certificate with card is valid for 3 years. It is indicated to identify an individual before the Federal Revenue Service and seeks a complete solution for using the certificate. The digital certificate on a card is ideal for those who want to have more than one certificate on a card and will use a single reader. IMPORTANT: For this certificate, you must have a compatible card reader for use.

IMPORTANT COMPATIBILITY OF OPERATING SYSTEMS WITH STORAGE DEVICES:

Due to the Mac OS system update to version 10.11, some features of your device (cards and tokens) are not operational in this new system. The same happens with the Windows 10 update (version 15.11), there is incompatibility of the new version with the devices that store your digital certificate. Device suppliers are working to solve the problem with Apple and Microsoft. 

The use of the device in other versions of Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 8.1 and in versions of Mac OS X 10.9 and 10.10 remains functional.

This e-CPF A3 digital certificate is valid for 36 months and is stored on a card.

It is suitable for identifying an individual before the Federal Revenue Service and is easy to use, lower cost and portability. The e-CPF A3 card offers a high degree of security, considering that to use it, you will need to enter the device's protection password, in this case: the smart card.

Provides legal validity to electronic acts of a legal, fiscal and financial nature. As it is an ICP-Brazil certificate, it also allows for secure identification and authentication in the digital world.

With it, it is possible to sign contracts, declarations and accesses for Federal Revenue, use SPED, SISREL, e-DOC, e-PET, CertJUS, PROUNI, ECD, eCNHsp – DETRAN, ICP Social Connectivity, among other public and private applications. For more information on usage Click here

The certificate must be issued on computers with Windows Vista or higher, Internet Explorer browser (version 8 or higher) or Google Chrome, Java 7 or higher and be an administrator of the computer, in addition to having access to the internet.

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