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What is Electronic Signature?

An electronic signature is broadly defined under the ECA as “any letter, character, number, sound or any other symbol or any combination thereof created in an electronic form adopted by a person as a signature”.
Electronic signature is legally binding in most of the country (Subject to in-country laws) as long as meet the following requirements.
• It is uniquely linked to the signatory and under the control of the signer only;
• It is capable of identifying the signatory and or logically associated with the document;
• It is created using means that are under the signatory’s sole control;
• It is linked to other electronic data in such a way that any alteration to the said data can be detected.
• Any change to the e-signature post signing is detectable;

Electronic signatures are popular because they are easy to use. Peoples can have several methods to indicate their eSignatures.

• Clicking on a website button to accept, sign, initial, and confirm. (e.g. “I Agree”, “I Accept”)
• Click of the mouse to trace a handwritten signature
• Typing the signatory’s name
• Pasting a scanned version/image file of the signatory’s signature

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