Install Required DSC Drivers and Utilities
- Begin by installing the USB token driver provided with your DSC.
- Install the Digital Signature Utility tool recommended by the Certifying Authority.
- Ensure the Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) software is properly configured.
- Restart your system after installation to apply changes.
- Confirm that the DSC token is detected correctly on your computer.
Register the DSC on the Portal
- Log in to the government portal using your registered credentials.
- Navigate to the ‘Register DSC’ or ‘Update DSC’ section.
- Connect the USB token and select the registered authorized signatory.
- Choose the correct certificate from the list that appears.
- Click on ‘Register’ to link the DSC with your user profile.
Install Browser Plugins or Extensions
- Some portals require browser-specific plugins to function with DSC.
- Download and install the plugin from the official portal instructions.
- Enable the plugin or extension in your browser settings.
- Use only supported browsers like Internet Explorer or specific Chrome versions.
- Disable conflicting extensions or security blockers for smooth integration.
Enable Java or Scripting Settings if Required
- Certain portals may use Java-based applets for signing operations.
- Allow Java to run in the browser or system environment.
- Configure browser security settings to permit DSC activity.
- Ensure pop-ups are enabled for related signing windows.
- Whitelist the portal domain for consistent operation.
Test and Use the DSC for Transactions
- Once registered, attempt a sample signing activity on the portal.
- The system will prompt for token access or PIN entry.
- If successful, the signed document or submission is accepted.
- Use the DSC for returns, applications, or authentication on the portal.
- Periodically check DSC validity and renew before expiration.



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