電子署名の法的拘束力は世界中で広く認識されています。このガイドでは、さまざまな国における電子署名の適法性について詳しく説明しています。
China has legally recognized eSignatures since 2004 with The PRC Electronic Signature Law. Under this act, eSignatures are viewed as the same level of validity as pen and paper signatures when the appropriate requirements are taken.
The PRC Electronic Signature Law regulates the legality and admissibility of eSignatures.
Yes.
eSignatures in China are broadly defined as “the data in electronic form contained in and attached to a data message to be used for identifying the identity of the signatory and for showing that the signatory recognizes what is in the message.” The following guidelines must be met for an eSignature to be valid:
In certain cases, when a third party electronic verification is needed, both parties must provide relevant information and documentation.
eSignatures are not recommended for:
