ClientGerätezertifikat
ClientGerätezertifikat is a digital certificate used in Germany for the electronic identification of clients in financial transactions. The name is derived from the German terms "Client," meaning client or customer, "Geräte," referring to the device or computer being used, and "Zertifikat," meaning certificate.
The ClientGerätezertifikat is issued by banks and financial institutions for their clients. The purpose of this
A ClientGerätezertifikat typically contains unique identifying information about the client, including their account or customer number,
To confirm the authenticity of a ClientGerätezertifikat, banks compare the information contained within it. If the
ClientGerätezertifikat are used to establish trust in electronic transactions between German clients and banks. The secure
Germany's Financial Services Supervisory Authority (BaFin) accepts the ClientGerätezertifikat as a secure method of identity verification