💻 This video explains the evolution of signatures for complexity vs security.
We discuss how John Hancock's signature is an iconic example of the impact a handwritten signature can have on a document. Signatures may not be as large or detailed as John Hancock's, but they still represent complex and creative artwork that showcases your individuality.
In the past, complexity symbolized importance and your signature needed to be unique because it was the only means of ensuring authenticity.
This video shows how in many cases, complex handwritten signatures have been replaced by more secure and convenient electronic signatures. eSignatures deliver a more reliable and secure way to certify documents since they are easier to track, harder to forge, and allow you to close deals fast.
Modern-day electronic signature platforms are in charge of maintaining document security on your behalf and helping you eliminate the risks associated with handwritten signatures.
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