What is PNPKI (Philippine National Public Key Infrastructure)?
Users of public networks such as the Internet can safely exchange private data thanks to public key infrastructure (PKI). PKI is a collection of technology, software, policies, people, and processes for creating, managing, distributing, using, storing, and revoking digital certificates. The PKI is one of the Department of Information and Communications Technology's (DICT) main services, and it will help to build trust in the government by providing secure and trustworthy online transactions.
The usage of the PKI will improve all government web applications, ultimately increasing the delivery of government services to citizens. The concept of digital certificates is at the heart of the PKI. These certificates are relatively small files that can be kept on your computer, a USB token, or a regular flash drive. The PKI authenticates the data source and ensures that data has not been altered with in transit by using certificates issued and digitally signed by a Certificate Authority (CA). PKI can also encrypt data such as emails and online transactions.
How to apply for PNPKI Digital Certificate
How to download the approved PNPKI Digital Certificate
- You must have the email sent by the DICT. This email contains important information such as your username and temporary password.
- Visit the Self-service portal: https://govca.npki.gov.ph/SecureTMSSelfSrv/login.jsp
- Select the Key Algorithm as RSA and Key Size as 2048
- Then click Enroll
- When not logged in, you may login to the Self-Service Portal: https://govca.npki.gov.ph/SecureTMSSelfSrv/
- Downloading of PNPKI Digital Certificate can only be done once. Make sure to keep your PNPKI Digital Certificate and password secured.

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