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Most countries have laws that permit electronic signatures. But few have built the institutional infrastructure to make those laws meaningful in practice. Taiwan's 2024 reforms offer an instructive model for how to achieve this.

The e-signature market has a brand recognition problem. Most companies default to DocuSign or Adobe Sign because those names are familiar, assume compliance is covered, and move on. For routine business contracts, that's often fine. But if you're in a regulated industry, operating across borders, or signing high-value agreements, there's a good chance you're leaving significant legal risk on the table and paying premium prices for the privilege.

8 Factors to keep in mind when choosing an e-signature solution: 1. Authentic signatures 2. Tamper-proof 3. Transparent audit trails