Cloud-based digital signatures, or 'remote signatures,' are a new generation of digital signatures that work across desktop, mobile, and the web — and meet the highest levels of compliance and assurance for signer authentication. Each signer is issued a certificate-based digital ID by a Trust Service Provider (TSP). When signing a document, the ID is used with a personal PIN and other verification steps to prove the signer's identity. Read the solution brief.
- Choose a trust service provider below.
- Enroll per the provider’s instructions to get your ID.
- Restart the signing process and select your new credential to sign the document.
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