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Want your documents signed by multiple parties without meeting them? We're happy to announce that it is now possible with the help of Aadhaar as part of Digital India's initiative promoted by the Govt. of India.
Anyone can electronically sign a document, invite other parties to do the same and make a legally binding contract from anywhere!
Anyone can electronically sign a document, invite other parties to do the same and make a legally binding contract from anywhere!
What Is Aadhaar Based eSign?
Aadhaar based eSign is a technology initiative by the Govt. of India that allows citizens to sign the document remotely. Anyone with a valid Aadhaar card and a registered mobile number can use this service to sign documents from anywhere, anytime.
Using this service, one can share an eSigned document with any number of parties initiating them to place their eSigns on the document to make the agreement legally valid.
Using this service, one can share an eSigned document with any number of parties initiating them to place their eSigns on the document to make the agreement legally valid.
Benefits of eSign
The main objective of the eSign service is to offer an online service to citizens of India to sign documents in a quick and secure way. It is not only cost-saving and time-saving, but is also legally valid since it is accepted by the Indian Government.

Instant Signature
Sign your document online in just a few minutes, anywhere, anytime.

Secure and Risk-free
The SHA-256 algorithm ensures data-safety, prevents hash collisions and vulnerabilities.

Legally valid
The IT Act, 2000, authenticates the use of Aadhaar-based eSign as a valid signature.
How It Works?
Here's a step by step guide on how to eSign any document-
- Upload the document to be signed.
- Enter your Aadhaar card number and the One Time Password (OTP) that you receive on the mobile number registered with Aadhaar.
- Invite other parties to sign the document or download self-signed document.
- Once all parties have placed their eSigns on the document, you can download it for safekeeping.
- As you can see, to eSign a document, you only need two things - an Aadhaar Number and an Aadhaar-registered mobile number. With just these two, you can eSign a document instantly from wherever you are.
- First, upload the document you have to eSign. Enter your Aadhaar number in the field provided, followed by the One Time Password (OTP) that you will receive on your mobile registered with Aadhaar. Send eSign invite to other parties if necessary. Your signed document will be available for download now. You can either download your self-signed document or wait for other parties to sign it. Once all the parties have placed their eSign on the document, you can download and safeguard your document.
Pricing
Single Signature
Rs.25/-
For 1 Signature
Small Business
Rs.499/-
25 Signatures per month
Enterprise
Contact for quote
Unlimited
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who is eligible to eSign documents?
Any Indian citizen possessing an Aadhaar card can avail this service to digitally sign a document.
2. Is eSign legally valid?
Yes. The eSign is a Government of India's initiative, so it is legally valid. The Information Technology Act 2008 authenticates the usage of electronic signature.
3. What all are required to opt eSign service?
Aadhaar card and a registered mobile number are mandatory. Other than this, you will just need a document on which you intend to place your digital signature.
About Us
The parent company, LegalDesk.com is based in Bangalore and was founded in the year 2014 by a team of likeminded individuals. The team's main mantra is to put technology to good use and simplify the process of legal documentation. The website caters to almost every legal documentation need and offers stamp paper printing and delivery services in all major cities and metros.
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