E-Signature Compliance & Security
Understand the legal requirements for electronic signatures. From HIPAA to eIDAS, state laws to security best practices—ensure your e-signatures are legally valid.
Legal Foundations
| Law | Jurisdiction | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ESIGN Act (2000) | Federal (USA) | Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act - Establishes legal validity of e-signatures for interstate commerce |
| UETA (1999) | 47 US States | Uniform Electronic Transactions Act - State-level framework for e-signature validity |
| eIDAS (2014) | European Union | Electronic Identification, Authentication and Trust Services - EU-wide e-signature regulation |
| UK Electronic Communications Act | United Kingdom | Post-Brexit framework maintaining e-signature validity in the UK |
Compliance Guides
US State E-Signature Laws
EssentialComprehensive state-by-state guide to e-signature requirements
ESIGN Act, UETA adoption, state-specific rules
HIPAA Compliance
HealthcareE-signature requirements for healthcare organizations
BAA requirements, PHI handling, audit trails
eIDAS Compliance (Europe)
InternationalEU and UK electronic signature regulations
Simple, Advanced, and Qualified e-signatures
Security Best Practices
EssentialEncryption, authentication, and data protection
TLS, AES-256, SOC 2, data handling
Audit Trail Guide
EssentialCreating legally valid evidence of signatures
Timestamps, IP tracking, certificate of completion
Healthcare E-Signatures
HealthcarePatient consent and medical document signing
Patient intake, consent forms, telehealth
Formfy Security Features
256-bit Encryption
AES encryption at rest
TLS 1.3
Secure data in transit
Complete Audit Trail
Full signing history
Enterprise Security
AES-256 encryption, TLS, audit trails
Understanding E-Signatures
Legally Compliant E-Signatures
Formfy e-signatures comply with ESIGN, UETA, and eIDAS. Formfy implements encryption, audit trail, and access controls (Formfy does not claim HIPAA certification).
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