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Home // Posts // Will Your eSignatures Still Be Valid in 10 Years?
Do you still have access to your very first email address? For many of us, those early accounts were tied to dial-up providers that have long since ceased operations. It is a simple fact of business: companies come and go.
Nowhere is this more true than in the rapidly changing landscape of information technology. If you have been online long enough, you likely remember tools like ICQ, Alta Vista, or Netscape Navigator—industry giants that eventually vanished.
When you choose a service for your most important legal documents, you must ask a critical question: What happens to my signatures if this company disappears?
Not all electronic signatures are created equal. Many popular e-signature services create a high degree of “vendor dependence.” This happens in two main ways:
Some services rely on proprietary methods that can only be verified using their specific software or by logging into their website. If that company goes offline or changes its business model, your ability to prove the validity of your signed contracts could vanish with them.
Certain providers require a copy of your document to remain on their servers indefinitely to “prove” the signature is valid. This means you lose control over your sensitive data, which can create significant complications regarding modern privacy legislation like GDPR or CCPA.
One of the core philosophies of Secured Signing is providing you with complete independence through Standards-Based PKI (Public Key Infrastructure).
Every document you sign with us is embedded with a personal, standards-based digital signature. Everything required to verify that signature—next week, next year, or next decade—is contained directly within the PDF file itself.
You don’t even need to be online to prove your document is authentic. Because we use the global X.509 standard:
You can open the file in any standard PDF reader (like Adobe Acrobat).
You can instantly verify that the document has not been tampered with.
You can confirm the identity of the signers without ever connecting to Secured Signing’s servers.
Choosing an independent signing service that utilizes public standards means you aren’t just signing for today; you are securing your records for the long term.
The advantages of an independent service include:
No Vendor Lock-in: You aren’t forced to stay with a provider just to keep your old signatures valid.
Legal Certainty: You have an undeniable audit trail that exists independently of any third-party platform.
Data Sovereignty: You decide where your documents are stored, ensuring you remain compliant with privacy laws.
Signing documents online is faster and more cost-effective than paper, but make sure the service you choose offers the independence your business deserves.