Digital certificates

The digital certificate can be described as a sort of ’passport’ that identifies people across the Internet. It contains information about the holder, such as:
  the name and surname of the certificate holder,
  the key (called "public key") allowing to authenticate the signature of the certificate holder.

Its goal is to warrant :
  the identity of the certificate holder : the certificate enables to authenticate the person who sent the message,
  the integrity of the content of the message signed with the digital certificate : the signed data can neither be modified nor be altered during the transmission,
  the validity of the commitment : the person sending the data is not able to deny sending these data...

The certificate allows to digitally sign the tenders on the market place.

For more information, see the FAQ

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