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Digital Signature is a form of electronic signature based on digital certificates, designed to provide higher security and legal validity for the document signing process. It ensures:
Identity Trustworthiness: Verifies the true identity of the signatory;
Content Integrity: Prevents the alteration of documents after signing;
Legal Recognition: In some jurisdictions, digital signatures are considered legally equivalent to handwritten signatures.
Therefore, in scenarios involving important or legally binding documents such as contracts, financial documents, and government papers, digital signatures are often a necessary choice.
The generation of digital signatures relies on Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), with core components including:
Certificate Authority (CA): Responsible for issuing digital certificates according to compliant and regulated processes to verify the identity of the signatory.
Trust Service Provider (TSP): Typically operated by qualified institutions, responsible for issuing and managing digital certificates for users. The certificates store the signatory’s identity information, enabling them to generate legally valid digital signatures in electronic documents. Once used, digital certificates provide guarantees of authenticity, non-repudiation, and tamper-resistance for signing actions.
Different TSPs may adopt different certificate storage modes:
In some countries or regions, local regulations may specify that certificates must be stored in a particular manner to meet regulatory and compliance requirements.
To ensure the global compliance of digital signatures, eSignGlobal has fully integrated with trusted service providers (TSPs) in multiple countries/regions, supporting various high-level digital signature capabilities.
This global TSP network not only expands the applicability of digital signatures but also allows businesses and individuals to use them with confidence across different jurisdictions.
Region | Country/Region | Trusted Service Provider (TSP) | Signature Level | Description |
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EU | Greece | Adacom One-Shot | QES | Adacom One-Shot complies with eIDAS regulations, ensuring legally binding Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) and Advanced Electronic Signatures (AdES). Learn more |
EU | France | CertEurope USB Token | QES | CertEurope USB Token fully complies with eIDAS regulations, ensuring that signatures created with this token are legally binding and recognized across Europe. Learn more |
EU | Belgium | Belgian ID Card | QES | Belgian eID complies with eIDAS regulations, supporting the creation of Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) and Advanced Electronic Signatures (AdES) with legal effect throughout the EU. Learn more |
EU | Belgium | itsme | QES | itsme is a widely used digital identity and electronic signature service in Belgium, allowing users to securely and legally sign documents via a mobile application, widely used in finance, government, and corporate services. Learn more |
EU | Italy | InfoCert | QES | InfoCert is a qualified trust service provider certified by regulatory authorities, and its QES service fully complies with EU eIDAS requirements, legally equivalent to handwritten signatures. Learn more |
EU | Estonia | Smart-ID | QES | Smart-ID fully complies with EU eIDAS requirements and is QSCD-certified, supporting the generation of QES signatures with the highest legal validity. Learn more |
EU | Iceland | Audkenni | QES | Audkenni’s electronic signature solution complies with eIDAS regulations, ensuring legally recognized document signing for cross-border transactions. Learn more |
EU | Romania | CertSIGN WebSign | QES | CertSIGN, as a trusted QTSP in the EU, has an eIDAS-certified infrastructure, including qualified signatures. The WebSign service provides remote signing, ensuring legality, security, and cross-border effect. Learn more |
EU | Portugal | Chave Móvel | QES | Chave Móvel Digital complies with eIDAS regulations, ensuring its electronic signatures have legal effect across the EU. Learn more |
EU | Croatia | Croatian ID Card | QES | Croatian ID Card complies with eIDAS regulations and Croatian laws, including the Electronic Signature Act, supporting both AdES and QES signatures with full legal validity in EU member states. Learn more |
EU | Germany | D-Trust sign-me | QES | D-Trust sign-me complies with eIDAS regulations, ensuring its electronic signatures are fully legally valid across the EU. Learn more |
EU | Finland | Finnish ID Card | QES | Finnish ID Card meets EU eIDAS requirements and complies with Finland’s laws on strong electronic identity and electronic signatures. Learn more |
Asia | Hong Kong | iAM Smart | QES | The digital signature capability of iAM Smart is supported by the Electronic Transactions Ordinance, with legal effect equivalent to handwritten signatures. Learn more |
Asia | Vietnam | VNPT Smart CA | QES | VNPT Smart CA complies with eIDAS regulations, supporting the creation of Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) and Advanced Electronic Signatures (AdES) with legal effect in the EU. |
Asia | Indonesia | VIDA | AES | VIDA complies with eIDAS regulations, supporting the creation of Advanced Electronic Signatures (AdES) with legal effect in the EU. Learn more |