I want an EV Code Signing Certificate to use in my software; can someone provide it?
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
My Windows desktop application is ready for release and now needs a genuine EV Code Signing Certificate so it will install cleanly and pass Microsoft SmartScreen. I have no strict preference for the issuing authority—DigiCert, Sectigo, GlobalSign or any other Windows-trusted CA is fine—so long as the certificate is Extended Validation and fully recognized by modern Windows builds.
The job is straight-forward: deliver a valid EV code-signing certificate (including the hardware token or other required medium) registered to my organisation or guide me through the entire issuance process until the certificate is in my possession and ready to use with signtool.exe. Clear, practical instructions for importing the certificate and performing a test signature are expected so I can verify the trust chain on a fresh Windows install.
Deliverables
• A functioning EV code-signing certificate for Windows desktop software
• Step-by-step usage instructions or live support during first signing
• Confirmation that the signed executable shows as trusted with no SmartScreen warnings
Completion is accepted once the application is signed on my side and Windows recognises the signature without errors.
The job is straight-forward: deliver a valid EV code-signing certificate (including the hardware token or other required medium) registered to my organisation or guide me through the entire issuance process until the certificate is in my possession and ready to use with signtool.exe. Clear, practical instructions for importing the certificate and performing a test signature are expected so I can verify the trust chain on a fresh Windows install.
Deliverables
• A functioning EV code-signing certificate for Windows desktop software
• Step-by-step usage instructions or live support during first signing
• Confirmation that the signed executable shows as trusted with no SmartScreen warnings
Completion is accepted once the application is signed on my side and Windows recognises the signature without errors.