The eIDAS-compliant blockchain electronic signature: either remotely or in person. Perfect for companies, agents and professionals.
Scytale specialises in developing advanced cryptography, electronic signature and authentication solutions based on a blockchain protocol.
We have been operating in the blockchain sector for years and this is where SignChain was created, an advanced blockchain-based electronic signature platform that is compliant with the eIDAS regulation.
This platform associates a single cryptographic identity with a set of private keys (which have been saved, are always verifiable and transparent) on a blockchain, i.e. a trusted third party.
It is as if a document signed with SignChain had been signed before a virtual notary who guarantees its integrity, unalterability and provability that it certainly existed on the date it was signed.
In a nutshell, the document has been ‘notarised’.
Smart Contracts are the equivalent of traditional contracts, converted into software code and automated: this all allows you to automatically check certain conditions, self-execute actions or give instructions so that certain actions can be performed, when the conditions determined between parties have been met and verified.
A Smart Contract is based on a code that ‘reads’ both clauses that have been agreed and the operating conditions in which the agreed conditions must occur and is executed automatically when the data referring to real situations matches the data referring to the agreed conditions and clauses.
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It represents all data in electronic format – it is the simplest version and is mainly used in the United States and as a graphic sign for courier deliveries.
Correspondence between the HASH on a BLOCKCHAIN ​​transaction and the signee of the transaction (or log-in details to access the service)
Signature solution that guarantees a unique connection to the signee, the authenticity of the signee and the integrity of the document. It requires a contract between the parties.
Correspondence between the HASH on a BLOCKCHAIN ​​transaction and the signee of the transaction identified with a KYC process
Signature solution that guarantees a unique connection to the signee, the authenticity of the signee and the integrity of the document. It requires a contract between the parties.
BLOCKCHAIN SET TO BECOME A Certification Authority
The SighChain solution supports simple electronic signatures and advanced electronic signatures. Plus, it can be used to sign any kind of document or transaction.
Recruitment, pre-contractual documentation, requests, policies, orders and dismissals.
Contracts to purchase or sell property, offers, privacy policies.
Transport documents, orders, purchases, confirmations of receipt, waybills, status changes and process certifications.
What makes our solutions unique and why they differ from solutions previously used.
Post-quantum proof technology is used to create a set of keys that can be tracked back directly to the owner. As these are one-shot keys, they prevent phishing attempts, man-in-the-middle attacks and the like.
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Authentication system based on the device's own keys: every transaction is signed, thereby guaranteeing greater security and innovation compared to OTP-based solutions.
Option of using one or more blockchains at the same time as part of a quick and simple process.
Innovative use of smart contracts that issue notifications and/or alerts based on set rules.
Greater security: every public key used – therefore every transaction or process – is recorded on the blockchain.
Unique user experience, with a perfect design for every device (smartphone, desktop computer, tablet) for both the user and for the company.
The solution is integrated and can be integrated with document and process management systems.
Every public key used for an authentication is registered on the blockchain. If the same key is used twice, the authentication request is rejected, followed by the issue of an event shared with the network. The tampering attempt is shared with all those using the service and the police (Italian Postal and Communications Police, Financial Police, etc.).