Root Certificates

Download of TC TrustCenter CA for Adobe I Certificate

You can download TC TrustCenter CA for Adobe I Certificate with a mouse click (right mouse button) here.

Installation of TC TrustCenter CA for Adobe I Certificate

Download of TC TrustCenter Class 0 Demonstration certificates

You can download the TC TrustCenter demonstration certificates with a mouse click (right mouse button) here.

Please note that class 0 certificates are demonstration certificates. These certificates are issued for test purposes only; the information in these certificates is not validated in any way.

Class 0 certificates valid until April 14, 2013:

Installation of TC TrustCenter LRA CA Certificates

You can download the TC TrustCenter LRA CA certificates with a mouse click (right mouse button) here.

TC TrustCenter LRA-CA class 2 certificate

TC TrustCenter LRA-CA class 3 certificate

Download of TC TrustCenter WTLS CA Certificates

You can download the TC TrustCenter WTLS CA certificates with a mouse click  (right mouse button) here.

Download of TC TrustCenter European Bridge L1 CA Certificates

You can download the TC TrustCenter European Bridge L1 CA certificates with a mouse click (right mouse button) here..

Qualified certificates:

The validation of the certificates takes place directly via the German Federal Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post, and Railway (Federal Network Agency): http://www.nrca-ds.de/.
The data TC TrustCenter publishes here are for information only and do not represent a service pursuant to the digital signature law.

BNetzA root certificates:

The validation of the certificates takes place directly via BNetzA (German Federal Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post, and Railway - Federal Network Agency):
http://www.nrca-ds.de/.
The Federal Network Agency used to be known as the Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Post (RegTP). The data TC TrustCenter publishes here are for information only and do not represent a service pursuant to the digital signature law.

Correct verification of the certificates may not be possible with Microsoft products due to the RIPEMD-160 hash algorithm used by the Federal Network Agency (formerly RegTP).