A: Currently, Certyfirma does not support CNAME or custom domain redirection for its platform. All users and signers interact with the platform through our secure, centralized domain.
However, if staying on brand is critical for your business, Certyfirma offers the possibility of integrating its electronic signature functionality into other applications via API. This allows you to seamlessly...
Yes, it is a feature we are actively considering for our roadmap based on user feedback like yours. In the meantime, Certyfirma offers a robust API that can integrate the electronic signature process into your own applications or systems, which might serve.
Q: Legal validity and privacy
Hello, I have some questions:
Do the signatures made with Certifirma have legal validity in the United States?
And, how is the privacy of the signed documents and those stored on the blockchain ensured?
A: Hi! Certyfirma’s electronic signatures are legally valid in the United States. They comply with the ESIGN Act (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act) and UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act), which grant electronic signatures the same legal standing as handwritten signatures, provided certain conditions are met. Certyfirma ensures compliance by incorporating signer...
A: Certyfirma leverages blockchain technology to ensure the highest level of security, transparency, and traceability for electronic signatures and document integrity.
- Why Blockchain?
1) Immutability: Once a document is signed, the blockchain creates an unchangeable record of the signature details. This guarantees the authenticity and prevents tampering.
A: Certyfirma provides advanced electronic signatures (AES) as defined under the eIDAS Regulation (EU Regulation No 910/2014) and equivalent frameworks like the ESIGN Act in the U.S. Advanced electronic signatures are designed to offer a higher level of security and legal validity than basic e-signatures by meeting the following criteria:
A: Certyfirma supports the verification of signers' identities using a wide range of valid government-issued identity documents from many countries. These include:
1) Passports: Accepted globally, provided they are valid and machine-readable.
2) National ID Cards: Most countries’ official ID cards are supported as long as they are government-issued and verifiable.
Q: Option for CNAME
Can the user be redirected to a custom domain or subdomain to help stay on brand?
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Jan 17, 2025A: Currently, Certyfirma does not support CNAME or custom domain redirection for its platform. All users and signers interact with the platform through our secure, centralized domain.
However, if staying on brand is critical for your business, Certyfirma offers the possibility of integrating its electronic signature functionality into other applications via API. This allows you to seamlessly...
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Thanks. Is this in your roadmap at all?
Yes, it is a feature we are actively considering for our roadmap based on user feedback like yours. In the meantime, Certyfirma offers a robust API that can integrate the electronic signature process into your own applications or systems, which might serve.
Q: Legal validity and privacy
Hello, I have some questions:
Do the signatures made with Certifirma have legal validity in the United States?
And, how is the privacy of the signed documents and those stored on the blockchain ensured?
iCommunity_Support
Jan 17, 2025A: Hi!
Certyfirma’s electronic signatures are legally valid in the United States. They comply with the ESIGN Act (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act) and UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act), which grant electronic signatures the same legal standing as handwritten signatures, provided certain conditions are met. Certyfirma ensures compliance by incorporating signer...
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Q: Why does Certyfirma use blockchain, and how does it work within the platform?
iCommunity_Support
Jan 17, 2025A: Certyfirma leverages blockchain technology to ensure the highest level of security, transparency, and traceability for electronic signatures and document integrity.
- Why Blockchain?
1) Immutability: Once a document is signed, the blockchain creates an unchangeable record of the signature details. This guarantees the authenticity and prevents tampering.
2) Traceability: Every action, from...
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Q: There are different types of e-signatures, so what kind of e-signatures does Certyfirma provide?
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Jan 17, 2025A: Certyfirma provides advanced electronic signatures (AES) as defined under the eIDAS Regulation (EU Regulation No 910/2014) and equivalent frameworks like the ESIGN Act in the U.S. Advanced electronic signatures are designed to offer a higher level of security and legal validity than basic e-signatures by meeting the following criteria:
1) Signer Identity Verification: Certyfirma verifies the...
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Q: What are the valid ID documents to verify the signers identity?
iCommunity_Support
Jan 17, 2025A: Certyfirma supports the verification of signers' identities using a wide range of valid government-issued identity documents from many countries. These include:
1) Passports: Accepted globally, provided they are valid and machine-readable.
2) National ID Cards: Most countries’ official ID cards are supported as long as they are government-issued and verifiable.
2) Driver’s Licenses: Accepted...
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