Making signing about privacy

Create legally binding contracts empowered by blockchain.

Transform your business agreements, contracts or any document you need signed with our eSign solution. Level up on security and privacy with a blockchain powered platform.

*Compliant with eIDAS regulation, the Durable Medium Directive, GDPR etc.

The differences between a blockchain-based eSignature solution and a non-blockchain solution is the level of security and trust that is provided. Blockchain technology uses a decentralized, distributed ledger to securely record transactions and data.

We’re the unhackable alternative to companies like Docusign, Pandadoc, HelloSign and other web2 solutions that store your data on their centralized cloud. Step into the future, choose DoxyChain eSign and make your documents secure and private, for real.

We offer a blockchain based legally valid electronic signature solution that is 100% compliant with all major e-signature laws: eIDAS regulation, the Durable Medium Directive, GDPR etc.

Our signatures can be self-verified against the Blockchain at any time, without needing any additional information from us.

HOW IT WORKS

We bring smart to contracts

Start signing your: contracts, applications, offer letters, sales contracts, real estate contracts, permission slips, rental/lease agreements, liability waivers, HR contracts, financial documents and anything else that requires a signature.

eSign: Traceable and verifiable with DoxyChain Explorer

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Frequently Asked
Questions

Is e-signature feature intended for personal or business use?
What are the three main advantages of DoxyChain e-signature?
How does e-signature work in DoxyChain software?
Are DoxyChain e-signatures built on blockchain technology?
Can you just make an e-signature or can share it with others?
How is DoxyChain different from other e-signature vendors?
Can DoxyChain e-signatures be used on mobile devices?
What document formats does DoxyChain support for e-signatures?
Are DoxyChain e-signatures legally binding?
Where DoxyChain stored files?
Why can't the signatories be edited once the signing has started?