Sign with InfoCert
InfoCert is a qualified signature fynk offers across many countries. The signer needs an existing InfoCert user ID.
About the provider
InfoCert, part of the Tinexta Group and based in Rome, is a European qualified trust service. fynk offers it in many countries. The signer enters an InfoCert user ID, then a one-time code and PIN from InfoCert.
Questions
Yes. InfoCert is included as a signature method in fynk. The sender sets the signature type when the contract is sent, and the signer picks this method from the provider list when they sign. The signer enters the details fynk asks for, then confirms with the provider, still inside that flow.
Yes. InfoCert is on the EU trusted list under eIDAS.
How signing works
- 01
Choose it in fynk
This method is chosen from the provider list.
- 02
Enter the details
In fynk, the signer enters their user ID.
- 03
Confirm with the provider
The signer enters the InfoCert user ID in fynk. InfoCert then asks for a one-time code and PIN.
- 04
Marked on the PDF
The PDF is marked QES. Under Article 25(2) of Regulation (EU) No 910/2014, that has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature.
- Country
- 104 countries
- Signature level
- Qualified (QES)
- How you sign
- Account details
- Registration
- Required with the provider
- Mark in the PDF
- QES
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