The US Federal ESIGN Act defines an “electronic signature” as an electronic sound, symbol, or process, attached to or logically associated with a contract or other record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record. Electronic signatures have been used for electronically signing offer letters, sales contracts, permission slips, rental/lease agreements, liability waivers, financial documents, etc. A digital signature refers to any sound, symbol, or process that is electronically attached to or logically related to a contract or other record and executed with the intent to sign the document. Digital signatures can be used for electronically signing offer letters, sales contracts, permission slips, rental/lease agreements, liability waivers, financial documents, etc. They are enforceable legally in the majority of commercial and private transactions. The broad category of online document signing techniques is known as electronic signature. Electronic signatures are implemented using a particular type of signature technology called digital signatures. Learn more about digital signatures and determine whether you require a digital signature. With a digital signature, the signer can authenticate their documents by signing, sealing, and endorsing them through a Certificate Authority (CA). An electronic signature, on the other hand, does not provide the same authenticity and integrity as a digital signature. If you have any more technical questions, please contact us via WhatsApp and our team will gladly help you!