Sign with Czech Bank iD
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Bank iD is the bank identity people in Czechia already have through their online banking. fynk uses it for an advanced signature.
About the provider
Bank iD, Bankovní identita, is the Czech bank identity, run by Bankovní identita, a.s. in Prague. People use the login of their own bank to sign in to company and government portals and to sign documents. In fynk this method is an advanced signature.
Questions
Yes. Czech Bank iD is included as a signature method in fynk. The sender sets the signature type to AES (eID) when the contract is sent, and the signer picks this method from the provider list when they sign. fynk opens the provider in the browser from that flow. AES (eID) is switched on once in the account settings, under Enable AES (eID).
Bank iD is the login a person already uses for online banking with a Czech bank. It signs them in to portals of companies, institutions, and authorities, and the bank only confirms who they are.
How signing works
- 01
Choose it in fynk
This method is chosen from the provider list.
- 02
Confirm with the provider
fynk opens Bank iD. The signer picks their bank, logs in as they do for online banking, and agrees that the bank passes on the details the signature needs.
- 03
Marked on the PDF
The PDF is marked AES. An advanced signature does not have the effect of a handwritten signature.
Other methods
These are methods from other countries.
- Country
- Czechia
- Signature level
- Advanced (AES)
- How you sign
- In the browser
- Registration
- Required with the provider
- Mark in the PDF
- AES
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