E-Invoicing Compliance 6 min read
Invoice Encryption and Digital Signing
Cryptographic Stamp Identifier (CSID)
The CSID serves as a unique digital signature applied to e-invoices. It ensures that each invoice is authentic, has not been tampered with, and complies with NRS regulations.
How It Works
- The taxpayer's System Integrator creates cryptographic keys during onboarding
- Each invoice is signed using these keys, generating a CSID
- The CSID links the invoice's contents to the signature
- NRS can verify the invoice's integrity and source
Authentication Seal
System Integrators implement algorithms to authenticate invoice origin and guarantee that the contents have not been altered. This provides:
- Origin Authentication: Proves who created the invoice
- Integrity Protection: Detects any modifications after signing
- Non-repudiation: Prevents denial of invoice creation
Secure Transmission
- TLS Encryption: All data transmitted between systems uses TLS encryption
- OAuth 2.0: Secure API authentication prevents unauthorized access
- End-to-end: Invoice data is protected from creation to delivery