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An electronic signature is, like its paper equivalent, a legal concept. It captures a person’s intent to be legally bound to an agreement.

What is the difference between a digital signature and an e-signature?

Yes, electronic signatures are legally binding and enforceable in countries that have enacted e-signature laws.

The following document formats: PDF, DOC, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT are supported.

You can add a signature field for each borrower on each document you want them to sign.

For e-signing, the maximum size for each document is 10MB.

On the e-signing request screen, there is a button that says "Download documents". There is also a download icon beside each document.

You will receive a notification in your e-mail when a e-signature request has been signed. Also the status is shown in deals table.

There is a plus icon in the OneSpan e-signing window next to word "documents". Click it to upload e-signing documents.

After downloading, you can print a copy of e-signature documents on your own computer.

The document may be corrupt, or be an unacceptable format. If they are experiencing a blank white screen it may be a technical issue.

There is only one "master" e-signing request. Add an e-mail for the second borrower in the application and then add their signature fields.

Text fields, initials, and check boxes can all easily be added to e-signature requests.

"Capture signature" requires the borrower to physically draw their signature on their device, where "click to sign" is a simple time stamp.

You can remove borrower's signatures from e-signing documents by simply deleting their signature field.

Borrowers are notified of e-signing requests via e-mail.

E-sign documents do not need to be set as approved, as they are either pending signatures or have been signed (which we call "completed").

Accept only is for when you want a digital record that a borrower has seen a document, but no signature on the actual document is required.