Qualified electronic signature
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Qualified electronic signatures are used end-to-end: NFC reading of new ID cards and video identification combined with NFC eID automate identity checks, OCR captures documents, TAN via SMS and SEAL-qualified timestamps provide evidentiary weight. Deployments include a fully automated car-sales financing flow for BMW Bank, 24/7 processing for retailers such as Media Markt, integration into bank and insurance backends for millions of customers, and multisignature workflows that eliminate manual signature steps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Qualified electronic signature
- 1:47Digital signature basics
- 3:58Automated identity verification
- 5:26Digital signatures in sales finance
- 6:3124/7 online legitimation
- 7:15New ID integration in video legitimation
- 9:26Fast low-cost digital solutions
- 10:51Signatures in insurance contracts
- 12:15Advanced multi-signature
- 13:18Future applications
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