The trust infrastructure behind every certificate, signature, and seal.
nPKI unifies Root and Sub CA governance, multi-tenant certificate lifecycle automation, regulated eSign workflows, public verification, and evidence-first compliance — so you can launch trust services without stitching six vendors together.
One platform for governed PKI, eSign, and trust operations.
nPKI is built around tenant isolation, policy-controlled certificate workflows, strong operator controls, public validation, and evidence you can hand to a regulator without a scramble.
Root CA governance
Offline-root aligned workflows for root status, generation or import, renewal, root-signed intermediate handoff, package integrity, and readiness evidence.
Multi-tenant operations
Root Authority, Sub CA Tenant, and Platform Admin modes with tenant switching, scoped roles, route guards, and tenant-bound CA settings.
Certificate lifecycle
CSR intake, profile policy, approval, issuance, renewal lineage, revocation, CRL publication, OCSP posture, and public certificate status.
Signing services
Signing profiles, prepared signing sessions, RFC 3161 timestamp tokens, document containers, consent gates, and execution audit evidence.
HSM & key custody
PKCS#11 and SoftHSM provider abstraction, metadata-only HSM inventory, signing-key catalog, custody evidence, and a production fail-closed posture.
RBAC, MFA & quorum
Operator sessions, MFA step-up, tenant roles, critical-operation authorization, and multi-officer controls for sensitive workflows.
Public repository
CRL URLs, issuer and chain downloads, trust-bundle manifests, a public verifier, repository freshness, and publication controls.
API-first integration
REST surfaces for enrollment, issuance, revocation, signing, callbacks, validation, audit, operations reports, and observability.
From identity proofing to a verifiable signed document.
nPKI covers the full regulated eSign journey in one flow: subscriber enrollment, KYC evidence, authorization devices, consent, document signing, package quotas, callbacks, and public verification — no separate signing vendor to reconcile against.
Subscriber enrollment
Enrollment, NID or selfie-style KYC evidence, biometric non-retention posture, secondary review, subscriber profile, and device lifecycle controls.
Per-signature authorization
OTP or PIN challenges, replay resistance, device freshness, lost or replaced device handling, and subscriber-bound authorization evidence.
Document signing
Signing requests bind the exact payload hash to consent, authorization, signing profile policy, result retrieval, and callback delivery.
Packages and quotas
Tenant eSign packages, subscriber subscriptions, quota consumption, renewals, manual adjustments, fee schedule import, and usage evidence exports.
Root authority oversight with isolated Sub CA execution.
Each tenant carries its own authority posture, policies, operator access, CA bindings, reports, support cases, and release evidence — while nPKI preserves central governance above it.
Root Authority
CoreControls trust anchors and intermediate handoff packages without turning the online app into the unrestricted root-key holder.
Sub CA Tenant
CoreRuns tenant-scoped certificate, subscriber, eSign, reporting, support, and validation operations under isolated policy.
Platform Admin
ScaleSupports shared governance, release evidence, observability, security assurance, maintenance, and production-readiness activities.
Compliance is designed into the workflow, not bolted on at the end.
nPKI records the who, what, policy, evidence references, and integrity digests needed to reconstruct regulated trust operations across CA, enrollment, signing, revocation, and support workflows.
Audit and evidence packs
Normalized audit events, correlation export, SHA-256 manifests, audit sealing, SIEM-ready export, and signed evidence-pack seal envelopes.
Regulator readiness
Sub CA operations reports, regulator evidence packs, release acceptance matrices, pack validation, and external-acceptance posture tracking.
Public verification
Certificate PEM checks, signature-package checks, document-container verification, PAdES verifier posture, trust bundles, and CRL/OCSP freshness metadata.
Retention and durability
Retention policy classes, legal hold, purge-decision manifests, backup manifests, restore drills, DR runbook acceptance, and continuity checks.
Security hardening
TLS/mTLS evidence, secret-manager posture, WAF/network zone evidence, VAPT tracking, external audit preparation, and remediation records.
Operational observability
Health probes, dashboard metrics, callback queues, signing/KYC counters, CRL freshness alerts, HSM posture, and recovery drills.
Skip the multi-vendor trust stack.
Most teams end up assembling a CA product, a separate eSign vendor, and a homegrown audit layer to satisfy a regulator. nPKI ships all three as one governed system.
Coverage for national, financial, and enterprise trust services.
nPKI serves classic certificate authority operations as well as customer-facing eSignature services and relying-application integrations.
Government and national PKI
Sovereign Root/Sub CA governance, public-service identities, regulator evidence, public repositories, and audit-ready trust operations.
Banking and regulated enterprise
Employee, branch, application, device, VPN, TLS, S/MIME, signing, and operational certificate services with tenant-scoped controls.
Relying applications
Client onboarding, signed application requests, domain and callback policy, result retrieval, delivery receipts, retry, reconciliation, and replay controls.
Remote document signing
Document upload, payload-hash binding, WYSIWYS consent, OTP/PIN or secure-device authorization, PAdES readiness, and public verification.
Machine and device identity
Policy-bound certificates for services, infrastructure, devices, IoT, and automated certificate lifecycle operations.
Sub CA operations
Tenant dashboards, support exceptions, SLA posture, operations exports, maintenance actions, CRL publication, and release acceptance evidence.
Ready for deployment, with a clear path for continued expansion.
nPKI already brings the core product capabilities needed for a PKI and eSign rollout. Deploy with your selected production integrations, then expand through operational tuning, additional assurance channels, and regulator-specific evidence packages.
Multi-tenant PKI control plane
Root Authority, Sub CA Tenant, and Platform Admin modes with certificate lifecycle, Root/Sub CA handoff, tenant-bound CA settings, officer roles, MFA step-up, audit, and public repository support.
eSign and relying-application workflows
Basic and Advance eSign policy support, subscriber enrollment, OTP/PIN authorization, WYSIWYS consent evidence, packages and quotas, signed requests, callbacks, result retrieval, and public verification.
Production integration package
Connect your chosen KYC provider, HSM, PAdES signer/verifier, timestamping service, object storage, secret manager, queue, SIEM, and deployment environment for the target operating model.
Runbook-backed operation
Operate with CRL/OCSP freshness, recovery drills, backup and restore evidence, support exception tracking, security hardening baselines, retention controls, and regulator evidence exports.
Configurable growth after go-live
Add more tenants, refine CPS and profile policy packs, extend customer portal experiences, tune authorization channels, and scale infrastructure as adoption grows.
Compliance and external acceptance
Support VAPT, external audit, release acceptance matrices, signed evidence packs, retention validation, disaster recovery proof, and regulator-facing submission packages.
Questions we hear before a first demo.
Can nPKI be deployed on-premises or in a private cloud?+
What does a typical rollout timeline look like?+
Does nPKI support multiple Sub CAs or a reseller model?+
How does nPKI handle key custody and HSMs?+
What evidence does nPKI produce for auditors and regulators?+
Can our existing applications integrate with nPKI?+
Build trust services that can be operated, verified, and audited.
See the full platform story in one session: multi-tenant PKI, Root/Sub CA governance, eSign and e-Signature workflows, public verification, and evidence-backed operational readiness.