A clearer path to signing.

QuickSign is the digital signing service from Bangladesh Computer Council’s Certifying Authority (BCC-CA). It lets you prepare documents, request signatures, and digitally sign through an online workflow.

Yes. You need a QuickPass account to sign in to QuickSign. QuickPass is BCC’s mobile app for passwordless authentication. Register and complete the identity and device setup in QuickPass before signing in.

No. A scanned signature is an image. A certificate-based digital signature connects a signer to a document and helps a verifier detect changes to its signed content.

Bangladesh’s ICT Act, 2006 and its applicable amendments provide a framework for digital signatures and electronic records. Acceptance depends on the transaction, certificate, and applicable requirements. Check with the organisation receiving your document.

Use a compatible signature verifier to inspect the signature, certificate status, and document integrity. The Controller of Certifying Authorities provides an official digital signature verification service.

BCC-CA publishes separate fees for API services and the QuickSign web application. See the fee tables on the Home page or the official fee schedule. VAT and tax are excluded from the listed per-signature rates.

Check your phone’s internet connection and QuickPass notification permissions. Open QuickPass and review any pending request. If it still does not appear, contact BCC-CA support; never share your PIN or an approval code.

Your QuickPass device setup matters for authorisation. Consult BCC-CA’s device registration guidance or contact support before moving to a replacement device.