Trust service providers (TSPs)
As the competent supervisory body, the Office for Communications is responsible for permanent supervision of compliance with the provisions of the eIDAS Regulation, the Signature and Trust Services Act and the Signature and Trust Services Ordinance.
According to Art. 7 para. 1 of the Signature and Trust Services Act, notification of the intention to provide qualified trust services must be submitted in electronic form to the supervisory body. In addition, TSPs that intend to provide or offer qualified trust services must fulfil special requirements arising from the eIDAS Regulation as well as the Signature and Trust Services Act and Ordinance.
To ensure compliance with all relevant provisions and requirements, TSPs must have a conformity assessment carried out by a conformity assessment body qualified for this purpose before commencing their activities and periodically every 24 months thereafter and submit the corresponding conformity assessment reports to the Office for Communications as the competent supervisory body.
Currently, no provider offers qualified trust services in Liechtenstein.
The following providers have offered qualified trust services in Liechtenstein in the past, but have discontinued their services:
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FLZ-Anstalt |
First notification of a qualified certificate: 26 May 2009 Accreditation as a certification service provider (according to the Electronic Signatures Act): 15 September 2009 Discontinuation of qualified services: 31 March 2022 FLZ Anstalt has not offered any trust services in Liechtenstein since the discontinuation of the qualified certification services. All certificates issued have been revoked by FLZ Anstalt. The revocation lists of the qualified certificates of FLZ Anstalt are published at the links below: http://crl.a-trust.at/crl/lisign-qualified-01 http://crl.a-trust.at/crl/lisign-qualified-05 http://crl.a-trust.at/crl/lisign-qualified-mobile-07
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SwissSign AG |
Notification of qualified certificate: end of June 2016 Completion of review by Office for Communications: 7 December 2016 Discontinuation of qualified services: 5 February 2020 SwissSign no longer offers trust services in Liechtenstein since the discontinuation of qualified certification services. All certificates issued have been revoked by SwissSign. The revocation lists of SwissSign's qualified certificates are published at the links below and are also available for retrieval here: For "SwissSign LI Qualified Platinum CA 2016 - G22" http://crl.swisssign.net/50AFCC078715476F38C5B465D1DE95AAE9DF9CCC For " SwissSign LI Platinum Qualified CA 2016 - G3" http://crl.swisssign.net/562A3F9058F4175A14B2D7081B855B546A541A28 SwissSign Support is available by phone |
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Liechtensteinische Post AG |
Notification of qualified certificate: 23 June 2008 Accreditation: 15 September 2009 Revocation of accreditation: 31 December 2012 Because of a discontinuation notice, Liechtensteinische Post AG's accreditation as a certification provider was withdrawn. Liechtensteinische Post AG revoked all certificates that were valid at the time of discontinuation and marketed as "LIEzertifikat". Liechtensteinische Post AG has also discontinued the services of its certification service Liechtenstein Post Advanced CA. The list of revoked qualified LIEcertificates in X.509 v2 format according to RFC 5280 "Internet C.509 Public Key Infrastructure Certificate and Certificate Revocation List (CRL) Profile" is available from QuoVadis at In addition, the files can also be downloaded here: |
Last amended: 21 June 2022
Online services
Secure data transfer to the Office for CommunicationsLegal acts
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Law of 27 February 2019 on Electronic Signatures and Trust Services for Electronic Transactions (Signature and Trust Services Act; in German)
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Ordinance of 9 July 2019 on Electronic Signatures and Trust Services for Electronic Transactions (Signature and Trust Services Ordinance; in German)
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Contact
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Markus Skarohlid [email protected] +423 236 6481