Is electronic signature legally binding?

Yes, electronic signatures are legally binding in the EU under the eIDAS regulation and in the US under the ESIGN Act. canusign provides legally valid electronic signatures for contracts, agreements, and documents.

How much does canusign cost?

canusign offers simple pricing: €1 per signed contract for occasional use, or €15/month for unlimited contracts. No hidden fees, no long-term commitment required.

Do signers need an account to sign?

No, signers do not need to create an account. Simply share the signing link and they can sign immediately. No registration, no app download required.

What types of documents can I sign with canusign?

You can sign any type of contract or agreement: rental agreements, NDAs, freelance contracts, employment contracts, service agreements, and more. Upload your own document or create one from scratch.

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Electronic Signature in Singapore

Legal framework, valid signature types, and what you need to know.

Legal Framework in Singapore

Legal Basis

Electronic Transactions Act (ETA) 2010

Supervisory Authority

IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority)

Currency

SGD

Recognized Signature Types

Simple Electronic Signature

Advanced Electronic Signature

Qualified Electronic Signature (SingPass)

What You Can Sign Digitally

✅ Electronic signature possible

Commercial contracts
Service agreements
Employment contracts
NDAs
Rental agreements

⚠️ Special requirements

!Wills and testaments
!Powers of attorney (specific types)
!Real estate conveyance deeds

Frequently Asked Questions about E-Signatures in Singapore

Are electronic signatures legally valid in Singapore?

Yes, electronic signatures are fully legally valid in Singapore under Electronic Transactions Act (ETA) 2010. canusign meets all legal requirements for simple and advanced electronic signatures.

What contracts can I sign digitally in Singapore?

In Singapore, you can digitally sign most contracts, including: Commercial contracts, Service agreements, Employment contracts, NDAs, Rental agreements. Exceptions are: Wills and testaments, Powers of attorney (specific types), Real estate conveyance deeds.

Who is the responsible authority for e-signatures in Singapore?

The responsible authority in Singapore is IMDA (Infocomm Media Development Authority). They oversee compliance with legal requirements for electronic signatures.

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