Root Certificate
A root certificate is a self-signed certificate. A root certificate, the top-most certificate of the tree, is based on the ITU-T X.509 standard. All certificates below the root certificate inherit the trustworthiness of the root certificate.
Existing Root Certificates
NOTE: For Out-of-band Verification of certificates and receiving latest CRLs, send email to verifyroot AT cca.gov.in
Expired Root Certificates
Name | Valid From | Valid To | Certificate | Last Crl |
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CCA India 2011 | 11.03.2011 | 11.03.2016 | (2 KB) | (1 KB) |
CCA India 2007 | 13.06.2007 | 04.07.2015 | (2 KB) | (1 KB) |
CCA India | 05.07.2002 | 04.07.2009 | (2 KB) | (1 KB) |