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DocXign complies with the electronic identification, authentication and trust services (eIDAS) regulation, of which there are variants for both the UK and the EU. eIDAS sets forth the framework for the legality of electronic signatures in both regions and recognises three types of digital signature: simple electronic signatures, advanced electronic signatures, and qualified electronic signatures.
At present, DocXign enables businesses to use simple electronic signatures, which are digital signatures that can be drawn, typed or uploaded to an online document. These types of signatures are considered legal in most countries and are frequently used as viable alternatives to handwritten signatures.
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