ZealiD published a blog article explaining qualified electronic signatures under eIDAS and recommending checks against EU Trusted Lists.
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What happened
- The article states ZealiD is listed on the Swedish trusted list covering qualified certificates for electronic signatures.
- The article states ZealiD's remote identity verification is certified under ETSI TS 119 461.
- The article cites a published DLA Piper case study reporting a cost of approximately €20 per signature.
Why it matters to Signicat
- The article is a competitor content piece that positions ZealiD as the default QES choice for professional services, a segment overlapping Signicat's electronic signing line.
- The €20 per-signature figure is a vendor-cited, single-customer data point and is not independently verified; it is relevant to the quote-versus-published-price narrative only as an attributed claim.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “ZealiD appears on the Swedish trusted list (country code SE), supervised by PTS, the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority.” source ↗
- “ZealiD's remote identity verification process is certified under ETSI TS 119 461, the European standard for identity proofing of trust service subjects.” source ↗
- “According to a published case study, DLA Piper uses ZealiD qualified signatures through its signing platform integration, reporting a cost of approximately €20 per signature.” source ↗
- “ZealiD, a Qualified Trust Service Provider listed on the EU Trusted List under Sweden, issues qualified electronic signatures after remote identity verification with no video call required.” source ↗
- “reporting a cost of approximately €20 per signature.” source ↗
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