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SSL Certificates

Access and download Jakamo's SSL certificates for enterprise security requirements.

1. Overview​

All Jakamo APIs use secure HTTPS connections with valid SSL certificates. Some enterprise environments require certificate whitelisting, firewall configuration, or certificate validation as part of their security policies.

This page provides information on how to access and download Jakamo's SSL certificates for both test and production environments.

2. Accessing SSL Certificates​

2.1 Browser Method 🌐​

The easiest way to view and download SSL certificates is through your web browser:

  1. Navigate to the Jakamo environment:

    • Test: https://demo.thejakamo.com/
    • Production: https://www.thejakamo.com/

  2. View certificate details:

    • Click the 🔒 lock icon in your browser's address bar
    • Select "Certificate" or "View Certificate"
    • View certificate information and chain

  3. Download certificate (if needed):

    • Most browsers allow you to export/download the certificate
    • Choose the format required by your security team (usually .cer or .pem)

2.2 Command Line Method 💻​

You can also retrieve certificate information using command line tools:

# View certificate details and full chain
openssl s_client -connect demo.thejakamo.com:443 -showcerts

# Save server certificate only
openssl s_client -connect demo.thejakamo.com:443 -showcerts < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -outform PEM > jakamo-cert.pem

# Save full certificate chain (server + intermediate + root CA)
openssl s_client -connect demo.thejakamo.com:443 -showcerts < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | sed -n '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/p' > jakamo-chain.pem

# For most use cases, you only need:
# 1. Server certificate only (most common)
openssl s_client -connect demo.thejakamo.com:443 -showcerts < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -outform PEM > jakamo-cert.pem

# 2. Full certificate chain (for advanced security tools)
openssl s_client -connect demo.thejakamo.com:443 -showcerts < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | sed -n '/-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----/,/-----END CERTIFICATE-----/p' > jakamo-chain.pem

# Note: For individual certificate extraction, use the full chain file and split manually if needed

🔗 Certificate Chain Structure:

  1. Server Certificate: *.thejakamo.com (4096-bit RSA)
  2. Intermediate CA: DigiCert Global G2 TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1
  3. Root CA: DigiCert Global Root G2

3. Certificate Details​

3.1 Test Environment​

PropertyValue
Domain*.thejakamo.com
IssuerDigiCert Global G2 TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1
AlgorithmRSA
Key Size4096 bits
OrganizationJakamo Limited
CountryFI
LocalitySeinäjoki

3.2 Production Environment​

PropertyValue
Domain*.thejakamo.com
IssuerDigiCert Global G2 TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1
AlgorithmRSA
Key Size4096 bits
OrganizationJakamo Limited
CountryFI
LocalitySeinäjoki

4. Common Use Cases​

4.1 Firewall Configuration​

Your IT team may need certificate details to configure corporate firewalls or proxy servers to allow connections to Jakamo APIs.

4.2 Certificate Pinning​

Some enterprise applications implement certificate pinning for additional security. You'll need the certificate fingerprints for this.

4.3 Security Compliance​

Corporate security policies may require certificate validation or whitelisting before allowing API integrations.

4.4 Network Troubleshooting​

Certificate details can help diagnose SSL/TLS connection issues during integration development.

5. Certificate Validation​

Both test and production environments use the same certificate authority (DigiCert). The certificates are:

  • ✅ Valid and trusted by all major browsers and operating systems
  • ✅ SHA-256 signed with strong encryption
  • ✅ 4096-bit RSA keys for enhanced security
  • ✅ Regularly renewed before expiration
🏢 Enterprise Networks

If you're connecting from a corporate network with strict security policies, share these certificate details with your IT security team. They may need to whitelist the certificate authority or configure proxy settings.

💬 Help & Support

Need help with certificate configuration or having SSL connection issues? Send an email to Jakamo support (support@thejakamo.com) and we will help you.