ZealiD case study: DocuSign penny-drop plus qualified signature for German KYC
What happened
- The case study states that DocuSign worked with ZealiD to launch an extended high assurance signature (qualified signature) meeting KYC requirements.
- The case study states the solution met German GwG remote identification requirements by combining a penny drop with a qualified signature.
- The case study states DocuSign has rolled out the joint product to customers in Germany, especially in finance.
- The case study reports, as vendor-stated results, a reduction from days to minutes for KYC.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Results are vendor-reported with no metrics, customer named only as DocuSign, so impact is unverified.
Evidence from the source (5 quotes)
- “DocuSign worked with ZealiD to launch an extended high assurance signature (qualified signature) that met the requirements of KYC.” source ↗
- “The solution met the German Geldwäschegesetz (GwG) requirements on remote identification by combining a first transfer of money (“penny drop”) with a qualified signature.” source ↗
- “Docusign has rolled out the joint product allowing DocuSign customers in Germany, especially in finance, to migrate to digital onboarding.” source ↗
- “Significant reduction from days to minutes for KYC” source ↗
- “Significant reduction from days to minutes for KYC” source ↗
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