Go to navigation EIDAS TRUST SERVICES To create a climate of confidence in electronic exchanges, the European Parliament and Council have adopted European regulation n ° 910/2014 known as eIDAS. This common law is applicable without requiring transposition, ie identically in all Member States of the European Union. It was passed in July 2014 and came in force since 1 st July 2016. The eIDAS regulation defines five trust services: Issuance of Electronic Certificates; Validation of Electronic Signatures & Seals; Conservation of Electronic Signatures; Electronic time stamping; Electronic Registered Dispatch. For each trust service, a qualified level is established, which corresponds to strong obligations and controlled by a national supervisory body (in France, the National Information Systems Security Agency, ANSSI ), as well as a extended responsibility of the Trusted Service Provider (PSCo) who provides a qualified trust service. Qualified trust services are recognized by all Member States. The creation of a qualified signature is not a trusted service defined by the eIDAS regulation, but when it is done in remote mode, the qualified signature must be created by a qualified Trusted Service Provider. Finally, to ensure transparency, a list of qualified trust services is published by the European Commission, and qualified providers are allowed to use a trust mark that points to their own entry in the trust list. CONTACT US FOR FREE 0 809 109 809 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. Legal notices & personal data management Our general conditions of use Credits We use cookies to give you the best experience on our site. You can find out more about the cookies we use or disable them in settings . Accept Certinomis is a Docaposte brand , a subsidiary of La Poste Group