In Visma Sign, you can sign with strong authentication, which means that the signer's identity is verified using a strong authentication method, such as bank credentials or mobile certificate. 

Visma Sign supports strong authentication in five countries: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands, each with its own authentication methods available. 

How does signing happen?

You can open the invitation link and first review the document, after which you need to choose which authentication method you want to use. All methods available in Visma Sign are always selectable at this point. After making your choice, authentication happens in the same way as anywhere else - you will then automatically return to Visma Sign and can proceed to finalize the signature. Your name will appear on the document directly from the authentication channel in the form it is there, and this is your signature mark.


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