We've Launched a New Documentation Website (Beta Launch)
The documentation for DuitNow is now available on our newly launched documentation platform. This is an initial beta rollout of our new documentation site, designed to become the long-term home for all documentation moving forward.
You'll find the familiar content you're used to—now hosted on a new platform that will progressively receive updates and enhancements.
We encourage you to start accessing DuitNow materials there to explore the new experience and ensure you're viewing the latest documentation updates. If you have any feedback, please reach out to us.
Visit the New Documentation WebsiteManage and Renew Certificate
Continue with the Apply Centralised Certificate in Project. This is the guide on how to manage and renew a Centralised Certificate in Certificate management platform.
Overview
Discover the lifecycle of your company’s shared certificates — from setup to renewal.
You are now at Step 3: Manage and Renew Certificate.

Manage and Renew Certificate
Identify certificates with expiring or expired indicator:
Expiring certificates are those expiring in less than 90 days
Expired certificates have passed their expiration date
Click on "Renew Now".

Renew System Verification (UAT) Certificate
Access to PayNet One Stop Portal (OSP)
Login & Access to Certificate Management
- 1. Refer the guide here
Certificate Renewal: Two Types of Signed Certificates
DuitNow V3 supports 2 types of signed certificates
- 1. System Verification (UAT) environment uses Paynet-signed certificates, Learn More
PayNet-Signed
PayNet-Signed certificate in 3 steps
Step 1: Generate CSR and Private key
Step 2: Verify Certificate
Step 3: Key Rotation (Publish)
Learn MoreRenew Production (Live) Certificate
Access to PayNet One Stop Portal (OSP)
Login & Access to Certificate Management
- 1. Refer the guide here
Certificate Renewal: Two Types of Signed Certificates
DuitNow V3 supports 2 types of signed certificates
- 1. Production (Live) environment uses Authorised CA-signed certificates, Learn More
Authorised CA-signed
Authorised CA-signed certificate in 3 steps
Step 1: Get Authorised CA-signed Certificate
Step 2: Upload the new certificate
Step 3: PayNet Setup the new certificate
Learn MoreCertificate Renewal Guide
Learn how to renew and manage your certificates easily through PayNet’s One Stop Portal.
Learn More