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Certificate of Origin API integration enables secure electronic applications, agreement-specific validation, certificate issuance and online authenticity verification for exporters.
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Open API integration on the Trade Connect e-Platform enables eligible exporters to connect ERP, accounting and other systems with the Certificate of Origin process for electronic application submission, certificate issuance and verification. DGFT prescribes onboarding credentials, public-IP whitelisting, PBKDF2 password protection, token-based authentication and digital signing of requests and responses using SHA-256 RSA signatures and 2048-bit X.509 certificates. Access tokens may be reused during their 60-minute validity. Exporters must submit prescribed applicant, certificate, invoice, product, shipment, supporting-document and declaration data through the CoO File API, with agreement-specific validation of origin criteria and shipment requirements. The facility covers preferential and non-preferential certificates, while the Verification API confirms certificate validity and provides the certificate PDF URL and remarks.
Open API integration on the Trade Connect e-Platform enables eligible exporters to connect ERP, accounting and other systems with the Certificate of Origin process for electronic application submission, certificate issuance and verification. DGFT prescribes onboarding credentials, public-IP whitelisting, PBKDF2 password protection, token-based authentication and digital signing of requests and responses using SHA-256 RSA signatures and 2048-bit X.509 certificates. Access tokens may be reused during their 60-minute validity. Exporters must submit prescribed applicant, certificate, invoice, product, shipment, supporting-document and declaration data through the CoO File API, with agreement-specific validation of origin criteria and shipment requirements. The facility covers preferential and non-preferential certificates, while the Verification API confirms certificate validity and provides the certificate PDF URL and remarks.
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