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How it works
docStribute® uses DLT to unlock multi-channel communication, improving engagement while meeting the FCA’s requirement for a Durable Medium.
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Electronic Signature Section
Powered by Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) docStribute® dSign ensures the authenticity of contracts is retained from start to finish. Built on Hedera Hashgraph, dSign uses cryptography, 256 digit alphanumeric code and our military grade, seamless 3 factor verification processes to store documents and create secure links to them.
When signed, your documents contents and their signatures are secured with a docStribute® digital stamp - ensuring one true source of the final contract, while recording a real time audit trail.
To learn more about how we’re working with Hedera Hashgraph, read our case study here.
When signed, your documents contents and their signatures are secured with a docStribute® digital stamp - ensuring one true source of the final contract, while recording a real time audit trail.
To learn more about how we’re working with Hedera Hashgraph, read our case study here.
Automate - Create and automate digital signing sequence and workflows.
Customise - Set the individual signers’ fields.
Audit - Get real time tracking, updates and legally binding audit report.
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Customer Security using MFA
Combined use of MFA, encrypted links, and encrypted documents creates a robust security framework, significantly reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
Key benefits include:
Key benefits include:
Data Confidentiality - Encryption of both the links and documents ensures that the content remains confidential, even if intercepted during transmission or stored on a compromised device.
Access Control - MFA ensures that only authorised users with the necessary credentials and authentication factors can access the encrypted documents, adding an additional layer of protection.
Integrity - Encrypted links maintain the integrity of the access mechanism, while encryption of documents prevents unauthorized modification or tampering in line with the FCA’s durable medium rule.
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