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Signatures you can stand behind, from the identity people.

Verath Sign lets businesses send agreements for electronic signature. Each signer confirms who they are before signing, and every document is sealed with a certificate that shows exactly what happened and when.

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Verath Sign

Sign agreements with people you can trust are who they say.

Confirmed signers. Every signer confirms who they are before they can sign.
Signing certificate. A record of each signer, each step and the document’s fingerprint, attached to the signed copy.
Tamper check. Upload any copy to confirm it’s exactly the document that was signed.
Document-type guardrails. Clear warnings for documents that may need wet ink, and a hard stop for those that do.

Verath Sign is in early access. Features marked as coming soon reflect our design intent and may change.

Why it matters

A signature is only as good as the identity behind it.

Most e-signature tools prove that someone clicked a link in an email. They don’t prove who that person is, and a scanned signature pasted into a document proves even less.

Verath Sign is designed around identity first: confirmed signers, a clear record of every step, and a fingerprint of the final document that anyone can check.

How it works

How Verath Sign works

1
Upload and classify
Upload the PDF and choose what kind of document it is. Verath flags document types that need extra care, and blocks those Nigerian law doesn’t allow to be signed electronically.
2
Add signers
Add each signer and place their signature boxes on the pages.
3
Signers confirm and sign
Each signer confirms who they are, reads the document and signs by drawing or typing their signature.
4
Sealed and shared
Everyone receives the signed copy with a signing certificate, and anyone can check that a copy hasn’t been changed.

Features

What’s included

Confirmed signers

Every signer confirms who they are before they can sign.

Signing certificate

A record of each signer, each step and the document’s fingerprint, attached to the signed copy.

Tamper check

Upload any copy to confirm it’s exactly the document that was signed.

Document-type guardrails

Clear warnings for documents that may need wet ink, and a hard stop for those that do.

Face and NIN check for signers

Coming soon

Signers confirm their face against their NIN with Verath Verify.

Wet-ink assist

Coming soon

For documents that must be signed on paper: a print-ready copy with a QR code, and a verified record of the scanned original.

Who it’s for

Designed for real Nigerian identity journeys

Businesses

Partner, vendor and service agreements, NDAs and engagement letters.

HR teams

Offer letters and employment contracts, signed from any phone.

Lenders and fintechs

Loan agreements and consent forms with a clear record of who signed.

FAQ

Questions, answered

When can I use Verath Sign?

Verath Sign is in early access with selected Verath partners. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when it opens more widely.

Are electronic signatures legal in Nigeria?

Yes, for most documents. The Evidence Act 2011 and the Cybercrimes Act 2015 recognise electronic signatures, with exceptions such as wills, family-law documents and the sale or transfer of land. Verath Sign won’t let you send those document types for e-signature.

Do signers need a Verath account?

No. Signers open a secure link from their email and confirm who they are before signing.

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