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!! [{$pagename}] vs. electronic signature
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Unlike [Electronic Signatures], [{$pagename}] employ the use of mathematical [algorithms] to verify the signer’s identity. [Electronic Signatures] on the other hand, are simply used to digitally capture a signer’s intent to sign. It may be an electronic mark, symbol, sound or writing.
The major distinction between forms of signature is that digital signatures use a [Public Key Infrastructure] ([PKI]) to identify both the individual signing a document and the other party requesting the signature while an [Electronic Signature] does not.
Of worthy note is that both [Electronic Signature] and [{$pagename}] are [legally|Legal] binding. [Electronic Signatures] are also the most common. Digital signatures are mostly used in critical financial transactions and transactions that need an extra level of confidentiality and security.
Some signing products use both forms when signing a documents.
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* [#2] - [What Is a Digital Signature and How It Works|https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/374465|target='_blank'] - based on information obtained 2021-06-17
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