The following are definitions for some of the terms used in this Policy:

“Privy App” shall mean an application that can be accessed through website and/or mobile phone (mobile app) operated by PT Privy Identitas Digital.
“Maximum Warranty Limit” shall mean the maximum amount of loss covered under the Warranty as set forth in Section Maximum Warranty Payment of Claim
“Certification Practice Statement” or “CPS” shall mean the provision of CA's operational procedures including the procedures for issuing Privy Certificates, which is available at https://repository.privyca.id.
“Warranty” shall mean a warranty provided by Privy against losses suffered by the Insured Party due to errors or omissions committed by Privy or its RA as stipulated herein.
“Electronic Information” means one or a set of electronic data, including but not limited to writing, sounds, images, maps, designs, photographs, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), electronic mail (e- mail), telegram, telex, telecopy or similar forms, letters, signs, numbers, access codes, symbols, or perforations that have been processed and have meaning or can be understood by a person capable of understanding them.
“Warranty Claim” shall mean a claim on the Warranty filed by the Insured Party.
“Private Key” shall mean a key that is a pair of the Certificate Holder's Public Key and is confidential. The Private Key is used to create a Digital Signature and/or decrypt electronic information that has been encrypted with its paired Public Key or vice versa.
“Public Key” shall mean the Certificate Holder's key that can be securely disclosed publicly, contained within the User’s Certificate and is the counterpart of the confidential Private Key used by the Certificate Holder. The Public Key is used by the Relying Party to verify Digital Signatures and/or to encrypt messages so that decryption can only be performed by the Certificate Holder using its paired Private Key or vice versa.
“Privy Service” or “Service” shall mean the Electronic Certificates issuance service, PrivySign, Privy Document Management System, PrivyPass, Electronic Seal, PrivyChat and/or other Privy services declared by Privy from time to time, both through the Website and the Privy Application
“Warranty Period” shall be as referred to in section Warranty Period
“Registration Authority” or “RA” shall mean a party that contractually cooperates with Privy, which is responsible for identifying and authenticating the Applicants. RA forwards the application process and/or Certificate revocation process to Privy.
“Key Pair” is two mathematically related cryptographic keys issued by Privy, where the key pair is referred to as the Private Key and the Public Key.
“Certificate Holder” or “User” shall mean any individual or legal entity/business entity that uses the Certificate issued to it by Privy and is legally bound by the CPS and the Subscriber Agreement.
“Applicant” shall mean an individual or legal entity/business entity submitting application for (including applying for renewal of) a Certificate.
“Relying Party” shall mean an individual or legal entity/business entity that trust and relies on Certificate and/or Digital Signatures issued by Privy.
“Certification Authority” or “CA” shall mean a legal entity that serves as a trustworthy party, which grants and audits Certificates.
“Subscriber Agreement” shall mean an agreement between Privy and the Certificate Holder that determines the rights and responsibilities of the parties, as available at https://repository.privy.id.
“Relying Party Agreement” shall mean an agreement between Privy and Relying Party that determines the rights and responsibilities of the parties, as available at https://repository.privy.id/.
“Insured Party” shall mean the party referred to in section Insured Party in Warranty Policy
“Privy” shall mean PT Privy Identitas Digital.
“Electronic Certificate” or “Certificate” shall mean an electronic certificate issued and/or provided by Privy, which contains an Electronic Signature, and identity that shows the legal subject or parties in an electronic transaction.
“Valid Certificate” shall mean a Certificate issued by Privy but has not been revoked or its validity period has not expired.
“Site” shall mean to any URL that uses a domain with the address www.privy.id and/or www.privyca.id or any other site designated by Privy from time to time.
“Digital Signature” shall mean a type of Electronic Signature that uses asymmetric cryptographic methods and is proven by a Certificate.
“Electronic Signature” shall mean a signature consisting of Electronic Information attached, associated or related to other Electronic Information used as a verification and authentication tool.
“Uniform Resource Locator” or “URL” shall mean a series of listed websites, containing folder names, language protocols and so on.

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