Different laws govern the use of electronic signatures in Switzerland, the EU, and the United States. An overview of the differences and commonalities.

What QES and regulated seals deliver at the architecture level, which standards underpin them, and how integration into existing systems can be structured.

A practical guide to six document processes where AI is attacking today and where qualified signatures and regulated seals close the gap.

SwissSign has been commissioned by the Canton of Aargau to provide a central solution for electronic signatures and additional trust services.

SwissSign was selected as part of a central procurement process by egovpartner as a provider of a standardised signature solution that can be purchased by municipalities and cities in the canton of Zurich. With the SwissSign solution, all municipalities and cities in the canton of Zurich will be able to integrate legally valid electronic signatures into their digital processes easily, securely and efficiently in future.

Digital signatures are transforming how banks manage approvals, customer interactions, and compliance processes. But basically only qualified electronic signatures (QES) are legally equivalent to handwritten ones. What about simple (SES) and advanced electronic signatures (AES)—the more flexible, scalable options many institutions prefer?