- 18 Oct 2024
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Obtain and Trust the TID Certificate Chain
- Updated on 18 Oct 2024
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To obtain the TID certificate chain, the ASP can contact OneSpan for public certificates in PEM format or navigate to their specific environment to view/export certificates. In Europe, URLs for staging and production environments are provided, while in North America, different URLs are used. The ASP must ensure that their software application trusts the TID certificate chain, specifically the TID root CA. This involves contacting OneSpan for certificates, navigating to the correct environment, and trusting the TID root CA for secure access to the TID platform.
Obtain the TID certificate chain
To obtain the TID certificate chain (root, intermediate, and leaf certificates), the ASP needs to do one of the following:
The ASP can contact OneSpan by email, and OneSpan will provide public certificates in the PEM format.
The email from the ASP should at least include the following information:
Recipients: security@onespan.com, pmo.americas@onespan.com, and pmo.emea@onespan.com.
Subject: TID platform – Request for TID SSL/TLS certificates
The ASP can navigate to their specific environment and then view and/or export the certificates.
In Europe, the environments use the following URLs:
Staging environment: https://asp-name.staging.eu1.tid.onespan.cloud
Production environment: https://asp-name.prod.eu1.tid.onespan.cloud
In North America, the environments use the following URLs:
Staging environment: https://asp-name.staging.na1.tid.onespan.cloud
Production environment: https://asp-name.prod.na1.tid.onespan.cloud
asp-name is an identifier of the ASP that is defined by OneSpan. OneSpan provides the identifier to the ASP during the setup process.
Trust the TID certificate chain
The ASP has to ensure that the software application that is used to access the TID platform trusts the TID certificate chain. This means that the ASP must at least trust the TID root CA.