The Digital Signing Platform (DSP) delivers legally binding digital signatures, corporate digital identity, and strong authentication — natively integrated with the national trust ecosystems of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman, and with the CAs, HSMs, and authenticators your customers already own.
What DSP does, what it signs, and what your people actually open every day.
Each capability ships as part of DSP. Click any card for the full story: what it does, how it works for the customer, and why it wins deals.
DSP's signing engine covers every major document and data format, each with the right international signature standard. The business application sends a file; the platform picks the standard.
DSP is not a toolkit that needs a front end built around it. The platform ships with complete web applications for the signer, the administrator, the business user, and the auditor — and together with the Corporate Mobile ID app they all carry your logo, colours, and visual identity, set from the Admin Portal. Click any portal to see what it actually does.
Every route to a signature — national schemes, the platform’s own remote signing, hardware on the desk, and organization seals.
DSP's provider model routes each signature to the right authority — a national scheme, a commercial trust service, or the platform's own remote signing. Click a node or card for details.
The Client Trust Agent (CTA) connects web and desktop applications to whatever the signer holds: a USB eToken, a smart card — including the Kuwait Civil ID and Oman ID national cards — or nothing at all: in-app signing through Windows cryptography (CNG), with the key held in a remote HSM and every operation approved by the user.
Documents issued by systems — statements, certificates, official letters — carry the entity's electronic seal with no human signer in the loop.
Who issues the certificates, who proves the signer is real, and where the private keys live.
DSP's registration authority routes certificate issuance to the right authority per user and policy: commercial CAs, the enterprise PKI, trust platforms, or national schemes.
DSP's secure authentication service raises push, QR, and OTP challenges through pluggable providers — enterprise MFA and national identity schemes alike.
Digitrustec's KMS generates and uses signing keys inside hardware security modules and cloud key services — six targets today, and any PKCS#11-compliant HSM tomorrow.
The countries DSP is native to, and the authorities that make a signature legal there.
DSP speaks each market's signing language — the national apps, the accredited providers, the legal framework — while the platform stays the same.




And everywhere else. Outside national schemes, DSP runs on your enterprise CA — Microsoft ADCS, DigiCert ONE, Keyfactor, or Ascertia ADSS — with Corporate Mobile ID providing signer identity and approval. New providers join through the same plug-in model, so a new market is an integration, never a rewrite.
A digital signature carries weight because a recognized authority stands behind it. DSP connects directly to the accredited providers and national bodies of each market — click any entity for its role in the platform.
How the platform connects to the systems you already run, and where it can be deployed.
Customers rarely want another portal — they want signing inside the systems they already run. DSP is built around that.
The same platform runs on a Windows server farm, a Linux estate, or a container cluster — on-premises, in a private cloud, or hosted. Seven documented deployment models cover everything from a lean single-provider install to the full platform with corporate identity.