Get low-cost and FREE X.509 Digital Certificates

X.509 based Digital Certificates are now essential part of PKI echo system. All of the Digital Certificates issued by Codegic chains back to the Codegic Root CA G2. Codegic provides following types of Digital Certificates:

  • Email Signing Certificate
    Used to digitally sign emails. Can be used inside email clients supporting s/mime e.g. Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird etc.
  • Document Signing Certificate
    Used to digitally sign documents e.g. PDF, Word, Excel, Power point files etc.
  • Code Signing Certificate
    Used to sign code e.g. jar, executable files like exe, dlls, power shell scripts etc.
  • SSL Client Authentication Certificate
    Used to authenticate users over SSL/TLS based secure connection
  • SSL Server Authentication Certificate
    Used to protect web servers
  • Timestamping Certificate
    Used to sign timestamp responses
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Features

Server side Keys

Don’t have a CSR?
Codegic CA will generate keys on the server
and provide you PFX/PKCS#12 files

Client side Keys

Want more privacy?
Just send your Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and
Codegic CA G2 will issue you the certificate

Crypto Agile

Using the CSR option, you can generate certificate
using either RSA or ECDSA based keys

Revocation

Want to revoke your certificate?
Let us know via email to info@codegic.com and
we will revoke your digital certificate

Get Free X.509 Digital Certificate

Certificates are valid for 2 months. To issue digital certificates, you will be redirected to create a free account.

Get Codegic Root CA G2 Certificate

Codegic Root Certificate Authority does not comes as default within Windows, Linux, MAC. The certificate provided here are hence to be used for personal, test or production PKI environments. The purpose of our digital certificates is to assist early adopters to use them and for those who can’t afford the expensive publicly trusted digital certificates. Ensure that your computer trusts the Codegic Root CA G2 for the digital certificates to work properly.

CODEGIC SHALL UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER CAUSED AS A RESULT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF CODEGIC ISSUED DIGITAL CERTIFICATES.

  • All X.509 Digital Certificates are issued by Codegic CA G2
  • CA Certs are provided in binary format
  • Checksum can be calculated openssl dgst -sha256 “cert-file-path”
Download Codegic CA G2

SHA256 Checksum
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Download Codegic Root CA G2

SHA256 Checksum
2d23b8cc490fc8d2e79448000f1c5b31f033cb3ad641312277f45125ba075cf8

codegic root ca g2

How to Install Root CA Certificate

To install and trusting on Windows:

  • Right click the downloaded Codegic Root CA G2 file
  • Select ‘Install Certificate’ and proceed with the wizard
  • At the end, a popup to trust the Root CA will be shown so accept it as well.
  • Other OS or applications (browsers, webservers) have their specific way of adding Digital Certificates. Follow their documentation to install the Codegic Root CA G2.
Cloud Servers

Pricing of Low Cost Digital Certificates

Codegic currently provides free certificates valid for 60 days. We will soon allow buying of long-term digital certificates. Pricing will be as follows:

Email, Document, Timestamp Certificate

1 year
$5
3 year
$10
5 year
$25
10 year
$50

Code Signing, SSL Client Authentication, SSL Server Authentication

1 year
$10
3 year
$30
5 year
$50
10 year
$100
Get Free X.509 Digital Certificate

Success Story

``We needed the ability to use X.509 Certificate based SSL Client Authentication to provide an additional security layer for our cloud-based applications and Codegic not only quickly provisioned the certificates we needed, but also provided very responsive support when we had questions. Rolling out any PKI project can be hard work, but having a partner like Codegic has made it fast and easy.``
Kevin de Smidt Head of Technology, CURE International

Release Notes

March 2022

– Added support for CSR processing
– CA updated with CDP addresses pointing to https
– CA Names have the word G2 at the end
– CA cert hash switched to SHA512
– Open JDK changed to 11 from 1.8

Jan 2021

– Supports creating X.509 digital certificates where keys are generated on the server