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Identity Verification in eSignature: Why a Signature Alone Is Not Enough

Identity Verification in eSignature: Why a Signature Alone Is Not Enough

April 24, 2026 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Why a Signed Document Isn’t Enough: Identity, Attribution, and Proof in eSignatures.

A signed document is not always a defensible one. When a transaction carries legal, financial, or operational risk, the real question is not just whether someone signed, but whether you can prove who signed, how that person was authenticated, and what evidence remains if the transaction is challenged.

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