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Definitions:

eSign, also known as eSignature or an electronic signature, is a way of signing documents digitally, without needing to print them. It’s sort of like an electronic version of a pen and paper signature or stamp, specific to a person or organization and is both secure and legally binding.

In our context, eSign will mean cryptographically validatable signatures.

Objective:

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  • The ability for anyone to sign

  • Use ID BB to authorize and sign a document.

  • Auditability

  • Validatable

  • Revoke signatures.

  • Highly secure.

  • Preservation of esignature

  • Jürgen: Non-Repudiation

Assumptions:

  • Has an ekyc or authentication service.

  • Bulk signing is out of scope.

  • Collaboration in the signature is limited by the type of the document and the support of the document.

Challenges:

  • Central service vs Distributed model

  • What if there is no eKyc/auth available?

  • Phone-based signature?

Key principles:

Flow:

Sign using a cryptographic key and explain

How do we verify? explain here

How can we make it easy for everyone in the country to use it?

Kassy - preservation means the ability to use a digital signature and validate the same digital signature

Let us add one or some of the sample digital signatures.

https://tcab.eu/eidas-assessment/seal-preservation/

Differentiate validation vs creation of digital signatures.

Sample Use cases: - Priority 1

Kassy use cases

  • Local signature - Cryptographic token

  • Distance signature - sign your own

  • Before you get a key you should get the kyc from the certificate authority.

  • Gtax generates the key and certificate to sign and then returns the application.

Reference:

Introduction to cryptographic digital signature - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=704dudhA7UI

India e-sign paper - https://cca.gov.in/sites/files/pdf/ACT/eSign-APIv2.0.pdf

India Other modes: Device based.

Estonia e-sign:

Estonian citizens can choose a suitable method for digital signing themselves. Nowadays, there are four common ways to do so:

  • An ID-card, which is a mandatory identity document for all Estonian citizens. The PINs required for electronic signing are issued to you in a security envelope with the card. In order to use your ID-card, you also need a card reader and ID-software.

  • digital ID card: Estonian citizens can use their digital IDs in parallel with ID-cards while foreigners are issued e-resident’s digital IDs.

  • mobile-ID is a SIM card-based solution for electronic authentication and digital signing with a mobile phone. Mobile-ID SIM cards are issued by mobile network operators.

  • Smart-ID is a SIM-independent device-based solution for smartphones.

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