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eIDAS Electronic Signature · 4mycontracts.net

Sign any contract with legal validity across the EU — qualified eIDAS, from the platform

4mycontracts.net integrates qualified (QES) and advanced (AdES) electronic signatures per the eIDAS Regulation. The signer receives a link by email, signs with verified identity, and the signed document lands instantly in the archive — no PDF exports or external tools.

Sign once — valid everywhere in the EU

Qualified QES signature (eIDAS)

The highest level of electronic signature, with legal force equal to a handwritten signature in all EU member states. Uses qualified certificates from accredited providers (certSIGN, Namirial).

Advanced AdES signature

Identity-verified signature, suitable for commercial contracts, NDAs and confidentiality agreements. No hardware token required, directly from the browser.

Multi-party signing flow

Signer order is configured graphically: sequential (A signs → B receives), parallel (all receive simultaneously) or mixed. Each signer sees only what they are permitted.

Identity verification (KYC)

Optional integration with Onfido or Stripe Identity: the signer uploads their ID and takes a selfie. Verified identity is attached to the audit trail.

OTP, biometric or digital certificate

Authentication via SMS code (OTP), mobile biometric signature or personal digital certificate — choose the right level for each contract type.

Bulk signing and signing templates

Send dozens of similar contracts (employment contracts, distribution agreements) for simultaneous signing with a single click. Live status for each.

The prepared contract reaches the signer by email or SMS. The signer opens the link, reads it, applies the electronic signature with their chosen method, and the signed, timestamped document automatically returns to the archive — no installation needed.

Advantages and limitations of eIDAS electronic signature

Advantages

  • Qualified QES has the same legal force as a handwritten signature in all EU member states (eIDAS Art. 25(2)).
  • No hardware token or installation for AdES — the signer signs directly from browser or phone.
  • Multi-party flows (sequential, parallel or mixed) with live status per signer.
  • Optional KYC identity verification (Onfido / Stripe Identity) attached to the audit trail.
  • Bulk signing of dozens of similar contracts with a single click.
  • Signed, timestamped document lands straight in the archive — no PDF export step.

Limitations

  • QES with a cryptographic card requires the card reader's driver on the signer's device.
  • Qualified certificates are issued by accredited providers (e.g. certSIGN, Namirial) and may carry their own cost.
  • Legal recognition is framed for the EU/eIDAS area — non-EU jurisdictions may require separate validation.
  • Signer-facing interface available in Romanian and English only.

Bottom line

The right choice for any RO/EU business that needs court-proof signatures without paper or couriers. If you sign primarily under non-EU law, confirm local recognition first.

Electronic signature specifications

CapabilityDetail
Signature typesQES (qualified) and AdES (advanced), eIDAS
Legal validityEU-wide, equal to handwritten (QES, eIDAS Art. 25(2))
Hardware tokenNot required for AdES; card driver only for QES card
Multi-party flowSequential, parallel or mixed
Identity verification (KYC)Optional (Onfido / Stripe Identity)
AuthenticationOTP / SMS, biometric, digital certificate
Audit trailYes — timestamped, with verified identity
Bulk signingYes

4mycontracts vs. DocuSign eSignature vs. Adobe Acrobat Sign

Capability4mycontracts.netDocuSign eSignatureAdobe Acrobat Sign
Qualified eIDAS QESYesYes (EU)Yes (EU)
Advanced AdES, no tokenYesYesYes
Multi-party sequential/parallel flowYesYesYes
Built into a full CLM (drafting → archive)YesAdd-on (CLM separate)Partial
Romanian interface & supportYesNoNo
PositioningSME / mid-market, RO+EUGlobal enterpriseAdobe document suite

Frequently asked questions about eIDAS electronic signature

Yes — a qualified QES signature has legal force equal to a handwritten signature under Art. 25(2) of the eIDAS Regulation (EU No. 910/2014). It is recognized in all member states.

Sign your first electronic contract today — legally valid across the EU

No hardware token, no installation. Complete flow ready in minutes.