Compare Certyfile vs. Docusign

Secure your documents using blockchain technology. Our comprehensive online digital notary service ensures the protection and notarization of all your sensitive documents with ease. In just four simple steps, you can safeguard and authenticate your important files. Start by completing the registration form and verifying your identity, mirroring the steps taken at a traditional notary, which is vital for full compliance. Next, purchase credits to notarize your documents instantly. After that, upload your file via the main dashboard, providing a title and description before clicking the necessary button. Within moments, we will log your document’s digital fingerprint onto the blockchain. You can then download your receipt, which contains all transaction details along with access to your notarized document history. It's important to note that we do not store your original files; thus, to ensure the registration's validity, you must present the exact document you submitted. Our verification process is designed to identify even the slightest alterations. When you submit a file for certification, we meticulously process all its data using a robust encryption algorithm, ensuring maximum security for your documents. Additionally, this method guarantees that your information remains confidential throughout the notarization process.

Docusign, a cloud-based electronic signature system that allows companies of all sizes to sign, send and manage agreements from any device, anytime, anywhere. Docusign is trusted by more than 250,000 businesses in 188 countries. It allows users to sign various types documents, including school permission slips, business agreements, contracts, agreements, and approvals. Docusign allows users to send and sign documents using multiple languages. It also offers a mobile app for Android, iOS and Windows. Docusign allows you to digitally notarize notarial acts for your organization. It allows a Notary Public, who can act as an in-person witness, to electronically sign documents.