An eSign is a digital version of a traditional signature. It serves as electronic proof that a document, agreement, or contract has been signed and agreed upon by all parties, providing the same legal validity as a physical signature.

eSign uses digital authentication methods, such as OTP or private key verification, to confirm the identity of the signer. Once signed electronically, a digital signature is embedded into the document, and a signature certificate is generated for verification.

eSign services are provided by Certifying Authorities (CAs) that are licensed by the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA), under the Government of India.

Various entities can integrate eSign services, including:
1. Central and State Government ministries, departments, or undertakings
2. Authorities constituted under Central or State law
3. Not-for-profit organizations of national importance
4. Banks, financial institutions, telecom companies
5. Legal entities registered in India

Any Indian citizen with a valid Aadhaar card can use eSign services to digitally sign documents quickly and securely.

To use eSign, you need a valid Aadhaar number. This is necessary for the authentication process.

To verify an eSign signature with eSign API 2.1:
Download the signed document and open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Go to the signature panel, right-click on the signature, and select "Show Signature Properties."
Check the signer’s certificate details.
A genuine signature will display CCA, Protean eGov Sub-CA, and the user's information.

Yes, eSignPro supports multiple authentication methods, including OTP, biometric, facial recognition, and IRIS-based authentication with eSign API 2.1.

e-Stamping is a secure, online system for paying Non-Judicial stamp duty to the government, providing a fast and efficient way to handle legal documentations.

Instant Generation: e-Stamp certificates are created within minutes.
Tamper-Proof: Certificates are secure and tamper-proof.
Easy Verification: The authenticity of certificates can be easily checked online.
Unique Identification: Each certificate has a Unique Identification Number (UIN).

You can verify an e-Stamp certificate online by entering the required details (UIN, state, certificate number, etc.) on the official website.

e-Stamping is currently operational in various states, including Gujarat, Karnataka, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, and more. For the latest updates, please visit the SHCIL website.

Digital Stamping is an online method of paying non-judicial stamp duty on various legal documents, such as agreements and contracts.

Yes, Digital Stamping is a legally recognized method for paying stamp duty in India.

While e-Stamping is provided by SHCIL and available in select states, Digital Stamping involves converting physical stamps into a digital form, adhering to all legal requirements for defacement, payment, and affixture.

eSignPro follows all legal protocols by:
Purchasing stamps from authorized vendors
Defacing physical stamp papers
Affixing the digitally rendered copy to documents
Providing your organization with the physical, defaced copies for reference