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The eIDAS Regulation defines three types of electronic signatures that vary in terms of being legally binding and the area of applications: Simple Electronic Signatures (SES), Advanced Electronic Signatures (AES), and Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES).

Electronic signatures are becoming standard business practices across multiple industries, domains, and professions in the current digital era. Electronic signatures are most commonly used for signing documents such as new business agreements, contracts, and even invoices. Besides the many benefits of electronic signatures ...

Digital signature vs electronic signature. What is the difference, and which one is the right choice for your business?

An electronic signature, or eSignature, is an online legal means for getting approval of documents or forms. Electronic signatures cover different types of signing documents electronically. The good news is that, in most countries and regions, eSignatures are legally enforceable and considered as legally binding as pen-and-paper signatures.