White paper Unlock the seamless integration of eIDAS in the [...]

Signatures and personal identities have been intertwined for nearly as long as people have been entering into written contracts. At a high level, signatures can be thought of as an abstraction of the signing entity’s authority to enter into an agreement. Signatures need to be relied upon not only by the contracting parties, but also by third parties, typically public or private institutions, for verification, fraud prevention and dispute resolution purposes. At LHoFT, we are of the view that actors in the financial sector are presented with a significant opportunity to leverage trust services in order to

White paper Dive into “The State of Automation in Finance: [...]