A new tariff on the issue of the electronic signature (e-signature) has been approved.
According to the official portal of the Ministry of Communications, high-tech users from the "population" category will pay 18 manats, individuals engaged in self-employment will pay 36 manats and legal entities will pay 72 manats. Government agencies will receive their electronic signature at the cost of 80 manat.
The terms of certification of the signature have not changed - it is valid for three years.
By April 1 of this year Azerbaijan issued 18,452 electronic signatures, of which 5,022 were issued to the population and individual entrepreneurs, 755 – to legal entities, and 12,675 – to employees of state structures.
Presentation of the authentication system for mobile e- signature was held January 24, 2013. The system can recognize e-signatures of users trying to access the portal of
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