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Loading...Access to the web bank with Halcom’s qualified digital certificate (QDC) One For All from the macOS operating system (Big Sur, Catalina, Mojave or High Sierra) is unofficially possible only in the Mozilla Firefox browser. Nexus does not officially provide its solutions on macOS, but we tested the behavior on our side.
NOTE: The described solution does not work on Macs with M1 processor.
On your computer, firstly install Nexus Personal.
Big Sur – https://nexus.halcom.com/Nexus/download/Personal.dmg
Catalina – https://support.halcom.com/app/uploads/2021/06/personal-5.2.0.dmg
Mojave or High Sierra – https://support.halcom.com/app/uploads/2021/06/personal-4.30.0-rc.2.dmg
Install Nexus Personal in Applications.
The installed program appears in Applications under the name Personal.app, where you open it by double-clicking.
The Nexus Personal icon appears in an anchor (Dock) and the window of the program Nexus Personal opens.
Insert the QDC One For All (card / USB key) into the computer. When Nexus Personal detects QDC One For All, the Electronic ID will appear in the Nexus Personal window.
To apply or. signing in the web bank you must have QDC One For All inserted (card / USB key), the Nexus Personal program must be running and the Electronic ID must be visible in the latter.
Start Mozilla Firefox, click Settings – Advanced – Digital Certificates – Security Devices – Download and Browse from the menu. Select Applications – Personal – Contents – Frameworks– libtokenapi.dylib – Open, select the OK button and the OK button again.
With this module Personal PKCS11 will be added in the window Security Modules and Devices and in the section Personal PKCS11, Electronic ID (PIN1) will be visible.
Close Mozilla Firefox and reopen it.
Your Halcom’s Qualified digital certificate One For All will be ready to access the web bank.