Certificates and Third Parties

Holders of a KB personal certificate who use it for secure access to e-banking services can also use it with an ever increasing number of partners.

The following offer is attractive especially for doctors and medical institutions willing to electronically communicate with health insurance companies.

What advantages does the possibility of using a KB certificate with your partners provide?

• Simple and secure information exchange and access to secured websites
• Universal use of a single certificate
• Cost savings – for individual certificates that you would need for communication with partners.

Which partners currently accept KB personal certificates?

• Všeobecná zdravotní pojišťovna ČR
• Oborová zdravotní pojišťovna zaměstnanců bank, pojišťoven a stavebnictví
• Zaměstnanecká pojišťovna Škoda
• Revírní bratrská pokladna
• Zdravotní pojišťovna METAL-ALIANCE

Do you still not have a KB personal certificate, but would like to use one with your partners?

Your personal banker will provide you with information about the advantages of the Optimum Medicum package, which includes MojeBanka Internet banking with a KB personal certificate. If you are not a KB client, contact a telephone banker free on 800 521 521 to get the necessary information and arrange a meeting at the nearest KB branch.

You already own a KB personal certificate and want to use it with your partners. How to proceed?

1. Use the Certification Wizard to work with your personal certificate. In the Certification Wizard, simply enable your personal certificate for use with your partners using the “Personal certificate in a file”, “Other operations with the certificate” and “Using the certificate with partners” options. Confirm the necessary settings in the following dialogue boxes.
2. Now you can choose to save the public part of the certificate on a portable or hard disk. The public part of the certificate (file with *.p7c extension) is intended for passing on to your partner; the manner of passing on the public part depends on the partner's conditions.

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