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QES Compliance in BoldSign

BoldSign adheres to qualified electronic signature (QES) compliance, which means electronic signatures carry the same legal weight as handwritten signatures in many jurisdictions. QES compliance is a set of regulations and standards within the European Union’s eIDAS (Electronic Identification and Trust Services) regulation that secure your document transactions and instill trust among users and stakeholders. Our commitment to QES compliance means that you can streamline your signing processes while remaining fully compliant with legal requirements. With QES compliance, you can operate confidently in a digital-first environment.

QES FAQs

A QES is an advanced form of e-signature created by securing a signature with a qualified digital certificate issued by a qualified trust service provider (QTSP). It provides the highest level of security and legal assurance under the eIDAS regulation.

We use advanced cryptographic techniques and work with QTSPs to adhere to the standards set forth in the eIDAS regulation. This guarantees that all signed documents are legally binding and secure.

QES compliance is recognized in many jurisdictions, particularly within the European Union. Not all documents require a QES. While standard e-signatures may suffice for many transactions, a QES is necessary for certain legal documents like contracts, property transfers, and other agreements that require higher levels of security and assurance.

To allow QES in BoldSign, you’ll need to obtain a qualified digital certificate from a QTSP. BoldSign provides guidance and resources to help you choose a suitable provider for your needs.

BoldSign employs encryption at rest and in transit and maintains security protocols to protect your data during the signing process. This includes secure storage, data integrity checks, and secure transmission methods to ensure that your documents remain confidential.