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We have integrated the most important signature providers

A signature is something binding from person to person. However, issuing and, above all, obtaining signatures presents us with challenges. We solve these problems with Europe's smartest all-in-one solution for secure and compliant signing.

Limitless digital signing according to the highest standard

We are continuously updating the eID Hub with expanded coverage and new authentication methods to support your business.

Swisscom Trust Services

Swiss provider of electronic signature & online identity solutions, eIDAS and ZertES compliant.

D-Trust (sign-me)

D-Trust GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is a company of the Bundesdruckerei Group and a certified trust service provider. The company offers products in accordance with the eIDAS standard.

ID Austria (Handy-Signatur)

ID Austria will replace the cell phone signature in Austria as electronic proof of identity in the future. It makes it possible to prove one's identity digitally using the "Digital Office" app.

Evrotrust

Evrotrust is a certified Bulgarian trust service provider offering identity verification and e-signatures.

yes®

yes® is an open banking ecosystem from Germany that can also be used to create advanced and qualified electronic signatures.

SPID

SPID is Italy's public digital identity system (Sistema Pubblico di Identità Digitale, SPID).

Finnish eID (FINeID)

In Finland, qualified certificates for electronic signatures are provided by the Digital and Population Data Services Agency (DVV).

Estonian ID-card (EstEID)

Estonia ID is a state identification number used in Estonia. It is used to uniquely identify individuals and is thus an important basis for many official procedures and transactions in the country.

Belgian eID (.beID)

The Belgian eID (.beID) is an electronic identity card issued to every Belgian over the age of 12.

Croatian eIDCard (eOI)

Croatian citizens can use their eID for all electronic services of the e-Citizen system as well as for all other electronic services in Croatia regardless of the service provider.

Latvian eID (eParaksts)

Latvian eID is an identity document that contains an e-signature for signing documents and verifying a person's e-identity in a digital environment.

Autenticação.gov Citizen Card

The Autenticação ID Card can be used in Portugal to identify and authenticate citizens and can be used for digital signing.

Smart-ID

The Smart-ID is currently used in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. It can be used for registering with electronic services, for online banking and for signing documents.

Mobile-ID

Mobile-ID is an electronic identity document that is fully supported by the government in Estonia and is gaining popularity in Lithuania. Its online use is very similar to an ID card, but no smart card reader is required.

Uanataca

Uanataca is an international trust service provider that develops digitisation solutions with maximum legal guarantees.

CertEurope

CertEurope is the leading certification body in France and the InfoCert Group's Trusted Third Party for France.

SimplySign

SimplySign is a modern tool for signing and validating any electronic document. It is the first of its kind offered on the Polish market and guarantees 100 % mobility.

certSIGN

Since 2006, certSIGN has become the most important Romanian provider of trust services and a pioneer in the Romanian market by introducing paperless technologies in business processes.

Paperless webSIGN (by certSIGN)

Paperless webSIGN is a web application that allows you to upload, remotely sign and download multiple documents.

Creating a digital signature - How to obtain a (qualified) electronic signature (QES)

When you need a qualified electronic signature, you often come across the terms "identification" and "authentication". But what do the terms mean? What is the difference? And why do I need it when signing digitally? In this article we clarify!
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