Tag: Signicat
Signicat is the first to offer SPID for seamless European digital...
Signicat, a dominant figure in the European Digital Identity sector, recently made a significant move by incorporating the Italian e-identity system, SPID (Sistema Pubblico di Identità Digitale), into their electronic identity range.
Leveraging digital signatures: Transforming PDF document management
In a recent post by Signicat, the company outlined how you can use digital signatures to sign PDF documents.
What is the role of XAdES in qualified electronic signatures?
Signicat recently outlined the role xAdES can play in ensuring qualified electronic signatures can be legally binding.
How can RegTechs deal with the industry talent shortage?
The RegTech industry has been going from strength-to-strength over the last few years, with more eyes on it than ever before.
Signicat bolsters financial crime capabilities with Sphonic acquisition
Digital identity firm Signicat is acquiring all the shares of UK anti-fraud company Sphonic for an undisclosed fee.
Over half of consumers abandoned onboarding processes in 2021
More than half of consumers (68%) abandoned a financial application during the onboarding process in 2021, up from 63% in 2020, research from Signicat claims.
How can you stay compliant in 2021?
The regulatory hoops businesses must jump through are growing increasingly complex. So how can firms ensure that they remain compliant in 2021?
Signicat bolsters RegTech footprint with Electronic IDentification acquisition
Norwegian digital identity firm Signicat has purchased identity software specialist Electronic IDentification (eID) for an undisclosed fee.
Signicat acquires Encap Security to integrate mobile identity, authentication
Norwegian digital identity specialist Signicat has bought customer authentication compatriot Encap Security for an undisclosed fee.
European financial institutions lose over €5bn every year on poor customer...
Poor onboarding practices cost European financial institutions over €5.7bn every year, according to new research.










