Electronic signatures are legally recognized in Germany and are provided for in eIDAS Regulation No.

Can be used internationally?

eSignatures are valid and legally binding across the globe and in use in 188 countries around the world.

What is the EU regulation for digital signatures?

The eIDAS Regulation (910/2014) sets the legal framework for electronic signatures in the EU. It defines who can use electronic signatures and in what context. To ensure that electronic signatures can be created and validated anywhere in Europe, a number of standards were identified for their implementation.

eSignature Legality in Belgium. As an EU member-country, Belgium has legally recognized eSignatures since 2000, with the Acts of 20 October 2000 and 9 July 2001, established after the passing of the EU Directive in 1999.

Different types of transactions require different type of signatures, as determined by each EU member state's national law. offers all three eIDAS-compliant eSignatures in the cloud and mobile to fit all of your business use cases, ranging from common everyday transactions to legally regulated EU transactions.

What is the EU regulation on electronic signatures?

eIDAS ensures that each form of electronic signature is admissible as evidence in EU courts and shall not be denied legal effect solely because it is in electronic form.

Is accepted in the EU?

accepts signer-held digital certificates from all Trust Service Providers on the EU Trust List. Evrotrust provides new generation qualified eSignatures to citizens of 59+ nationalities.

Is legally binding in Germany?

Electronic signatures are legally recognized in Germany and are provided for in eIDAS Regulation No.

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Is legal in Germany?

Electronic signatures are legally recognized in Germany and are provided for in eIDAS Regulation No.
Can be used internationally?

eSignatures are valid and legally binding across the globe and in use in 188 countries around the world.
What is the EU regulation for digital signatures?

The eIDAS Regulation (910/2014) sets the legal framework for electronic signatures in the EU. It defines who can use electronic signatures and in what context. To ensure that electronic signatures can be created and validated anywhere in Europe, a number of standards were identified for their implementation.
Is legal in Belgium?

eSignature Legality in Belgium. As an EU member-country, Belgium has legally recognized eSignatures since 2000, with the Acts of 20 October 2000 and 9 July 2001, established after the passing of the EU Directive in 1999.
Is legal in the EU?

Different types of transactions require different type of signatures, as determined by each EU member state's national law. offers all three eIDAS-compliant eSignatures in the cloud and mobile to fit all of your business use cases, ranging from common everyday transactions to legally regulated EU transactions.
What is the EU regulation on electronic signatures?

eIDAS ensures that each form of electronic signature is admissible as evidence in EU courts and shall not be denied legal effect solely because it is in electronic form.
Is accepted in the EU?

accepts signer-held digital certificates from all Trust Service Providers on the EU Trust List. Evrotrust provides new generation qualified eSignatures to citizens of 59+ nationalities.
Is legally binding in Germany?

Electronic signatures are legally recognized in Germany and are provided for in eIDAS Regulation No.