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Know the main requirements that must be met to be complient for Advanced and Qualified Electronic Signatures with eIDAS electronic transactions in the European internal market.

With regulations like PSD2 new players and established leaders in the payments industry must not compromise on security and ease of use.

eIDAS is a high powerful yet flexible toolset for developers, consultants and companies to build tools to cater to their specific needs. eIDAS helps to meet the unique requirements for each economy sector.

With compliance in strong customer authentication requirements and secure communication under PSD2 conditions improve the security of your payment services across the European Union.

Banks play a key role in international trade and supply chains are very complex. eIDAS can create trust through qualified electronic signatures and enables different parties to establish a secure trade transaction.

Under eIDAS, the EU aims to facilitate cross-border digital transactions and pave the way for a Digital Single Market. Qualified electronic signatures and seals play a decisive role with this goal. Read in our article how to benefit from eIDAS.

Using an e-signature solution with a Hardware Security Module (HSM) ensures that cryptographic keys and digital identities are secured centrally .

E-signatures provide a fast, secure, efficient and cost-effective alternative to paper signing and the eIDAS regulation ensures legal certainty across the EU with its requirements for Basic, Advanced and Qualified e-signatures.

This article looks into how CC-certified and eIDAS-compliant Utimaco HSM integrates with the Bank-Verlag Signature Activation Module (SAM) and helps Bank-Verlag become a TSP.

The anonymity provided by some blockchains is one of the largest attractions about this technology. For business adoption however it poses problems.

Supply chain optimization has been one of the primary ways to squeeze a bit more efficiency out of business processes. This has increased risks as the logical conclusion of such unabated cost optimization is often a single sourcing strategy.

In this blog post, we will take a look at eIDAS requirements, combined with other legal guidelines and principles as applied in the payment, banking and financial services industry.