Certificates and mobile identity in Malaysia
MSC TrustGate has been licensed by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission as a certification authority since 2000. Its services connect digital certificates with identity verification and document signing for individuals and businesses. MyTrustID provides mobile identity verification, while MyTrust365 is part of its cloud document-signing portfolio.
These services have different roles in a transaction. Verifying an identity establishes who is taking part; using a signing certificate records that person's approval of the document. MSC TrustGate also offers digital seals for organizations.
Prepare your MSC TrustGate credential
Have the signing credential required for your MSC TrustGate method ready before approving the document. The provider offers both client-side and server-side signing, so preparation depends on the method specified in the request. Follow the relevant MSC TrustGate identity and credential instructions for that setup.
Where mobile identity verification is requested, complete that verification before continuing to the document authorization. The MSC TrustGate website explains its certificate, MyTrustID and signing services and provides a contact route for help with preparation.
Use MSC TrustGate in Nota Sign
Open your Nota Sign signing request, read the document and complete the required fields. Continue with the configured MSC TrustGate method and complete the identity or certificate authorization it requests. Finish the signing process in Nota Sign and check the resulting document. MSC TrustGate supplies the certificate capability within that document workflow.
Choose the right signing identity
Personal digital signatures identify the individual approving a document. An organization seal identifies the organization associated with the sealed document. For a sealing request, prepare the organization's credential and confirm your authority to use it; a personal signing credential serves a different purpose.
