U.S. Digital Signature Act

The U.S. Digital Signature Act establishes legal standards for using digital signatures in electronic transactions. It ensures that digital signatures are recognized as legally valid and secure, similar to handwritten signatures. The law sets guidelines for creating, verifying, and managing digital signatures to protect authenticity and integrity of electronic documents. This promotes trust and reliability in digital communications and transactions across businesses, government, and consumers, facilitating efficient and secure electronic commerce.