3 Billions for the Wrong Signature. Lessons from the Railways in the Alps
Last year an important court case involving the usage of an electronic signature for a billionaire contract got notorious visibility due to the big amount of the mount at stake and the nature of the issue, relating directly to the topic of the forms of signing electronically in Europe, QES and the EU-eIDAS Regulation. Despite […]
The Power of QES in the Courts: Labor Case in Germany
A labor court in Berlin, Germany, has determined that, in order to be valid, an online work contract (that according to German legislation requires to be written) can only be signed by the parts in a valid manner by following the protocols and issuing a qualified certificate with the signature. The Qualified Electronic Signature (QES) […]
Striking the right balance between customer experience and regulatory compliance
Security is vital, but let’s not forget that conversion rates are crucial for financial institutions. Having an onboarding process that maximizes this is increasingly important in a digitized world. However, it is essential to strike a balance between security and customer experience. But is it possible to achieve this balance? Digital onboarding has become […]