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The signatory uses their digital certificate, issued by third parties.
A digital certificate is the only method that technically and legally guarantees a person's identity on the Internet.
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A digital certificate is the only method that technically and legally guarantees a person's identity on the Internet.
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Request a demoLike handwritten signatures, electronic signatures are a legal concept that captures the intention of the parties bound by the terms of a signed document.
European Regulation No. 910/2014, also known as eIDAS, defines electronic signatures as “electronic data in attached to other electronic data or logically associated with them, used by the signatory to create a signature.”
Electronic signatures, like handwritten signatures, are unique to each person. Their operation follows a protocol called PKI, which is based on a mathematical algorithm that generates two long numbers, called keys.
Each part keeps one of the keys secret (private key) and makes the other one public (public key).
Using an electronic signature is very simple. There are two options:
- Sign electronically online through a cloud-based system with a trust service provider. The process is quick and simple. For example, Signaturit’s electronic signature solutions.
- Sign using signature applications, whether they be independent or incorporated into another kind of software. However, the inconvenient part about this alternative is that it requires both the sender and the receiver to use a compatible software. Another option would be to use the application offered by the State administration.
The terms “digital signature” and “electronic signature” are often confused and used interchangeably, but they are actually different things.
A digital signature is a cryptographic method that forms part of the advanced and qualified electronic signatures. It aims to encrypt the data into one document to make it more secure.
When it comes to electronic signatures, that refers to a legal concept and an identification method equivalent to a handwritten signature. With it, a person gives their consent through electronic means, leaving a registry of the date and time it was done.
Contracts and documents carried out electronically shall be valid in Spain as long as all parties grant their consent freely for executing contracts for legal purposes.
Electronic signatures in Spain can be used to sign all kinds of agreements that are not subject to restrictions that may prevent it from being carried out.
The most common cases of use are: labour contracts, real estate rentals, buying and selling personal and real property, agreement to personal data processing, SEPA mandates, commercial contracts, etc.
Thanks to electronic signatures, the signatory has the following benefits:
- Savings, both economically and on time management: They allow you to access documents that have been signed anywhere in the world in just a few seconds. You can save on shipping costs and significantly reduce wait times.
- Better efficiency in processes and customer and employee satisfaction: Put an end to repetitive administrative tasks that take up a lot of time and avoid making the signatories commute to a new location.
- More technical and legal security. Electronic signatures guarantee the signatory’s identity and the integrity of the signed document.
The (EU) Regulation 910/2014 established three types of electronic signatures:
1) Electronic signature: the simplest way to sign electronically. For example, an electronic signature could be a check box.
2) Advanced electronic signature: this is an electronic signature that has more requirements than the former version, so it is more secure. Such requirements are established in article 26.
3) Qualified electronic signature: demands a qualified certificate for an electronic signature (eID), as well as a secure device for creating the qualified signature, which complies with the requirements established in the aforementioned Regulation.
The 3 types of electronic signatures - simple, advanced, and qualified - are legal and regulated in the European Union through the eIDAS, which is directly applied to all member states.
In Spain, Law 6/2020 regulates trust services and their legal effectiveness as a supplement to the provisions of the eIDAS Regulation.
