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FAB launches eSign technology for secure digital signatures on client documents
Dubai: First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), the UAE's largest bank has launched FAB eSign, a new portal that provides a secure, safe and legally valid way for clients to sign documents digitally.
Initially available to clients of FAB's Global Transaction Banking (GTB) division, FAB eSign allows authorised signers to digitally sign documents anywhere, anytime, whether at home, at the office, or while travelling. This eliminates the need to sign documents in ink and submit physical documents to the bank.
This service is fast and convenient, addressing pain points which required FAB relationship managers and clients need to pass physical documents person-to-person. Some of the documents eligible for FAB eSign include Channel on-boarding documents, Facility Offer Letters, Escrow Agreements etc.
“FAB eSign meets a strong underlying demand for an increased scope of digital services. It also has particular relevance currently, as both bank employees and clients are exercising social distancing, and many authorised signers are working remotely from home. By removing the need for ink-and-paper signatures for a range of bank agreements,”said Manoj Menon, Senior Managing Director and Head of Global Transaction Banking, FAB.
To use FAB eSign, authorised signers are notified via email when documents are sent to them and they enter their credentials to access an on-line portal where the authorised signer can review the document and add their digital signature.
The digital signatures are secured using public key infrastructure (PKI) to create an encrypted digital certificate.The encryption operation binds the signer's digital certificate and the document and creates one unique fingerprint or key. This ensures the document is authentic and signed by verified signer, that it has not been tampered with after being digitally signed, and that the identity of the signers is always maintained and can be verified at any time.
The FAB eSign solution was made possible by FAB being licensed as a‘Digital Certification Provider by the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA) of the UAE. This license allows FAB to act as a Certificate Authority (CA) and issue digital certificates to its subscribers.
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1.What's a digital certificate?
2.What's the digital certificate used for?
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-1.1 Concept of E-commerce
--1.1.4 Homework
-1.2 E-commerce and Traditional Commerce
--1.2.1 E-commerce and Traditional Commerce
--1.2.4 Homework
-1.3 Emergence and Development of E-commerce
--1.3.1 Emergence and Development of E-commerce
--1.3.4 Homework
-Unit1 Test
--Test
-2.1 Framework of E-commerce
--2.1.1 Framework of E-commerce
--2.1.4 Homework
-2.2 B2B E-commerce Model
--2.2.4 Homework
-2.3 B2C E-commerce Model
--2.3.4 Homework
-2.4 C2C E-commerce Model
--2.4.4 Homework
-2.5 Innovation of E-commerce Models
--2.5.1 Innovation of E-commerce Models
--2.5.4 Homework
-Unit 2 Test
--Test
-3.1 Overview of E-commerce Security
--3.1.1 Overview of E-commerce Security
--3.1.4 Homework
-3.2 Network Security(1)
--3.2.4 Homework
-3.3 Network Security(2)
--3.3.4 Homework
-3.4 Transaction Security(1)
--3.4.1 Transaction Security(1)
--3.4.4 Homework
-3.5 Transaction Security(2)
--3.5.1 Transaction Security(2)
--3.5.4 Homework
-3.6 E-commerce Security Protocol
--3.6.1 E-commerce Security Protocol
--3.6.4 Homework
-Unit 3 Test
--Test
-4.1 Overview of Internet Marketing
--4.1.1 Overview of Internet Marketing
--4.1.4 Homework
-4.2 Internet Marketing Methods(1)
--4.2.1 Internet Marketing Methods(1)
--4.2.4 Homework
-4.3 Internet Marketing Methods(2)
--4.3.1 Internet Marketing Methods(2)
--4.3.4 Homework
-4.4 Internet Marketing Strategy(1)
--4.4.1 Internet Marketing Strategy(1)
--4.4.4 Homework
-4.5 Internet Marketing Strategy(2)
--4.5.1 Internet Marketing Strategy(2)
--4.5.4 Homework
-Unit 4 Test
--Test
-5.1 E-payment
--5.1.4 Homework
-5.2 E-money
--5.2.4 Homework
-5.3 Third party payment
--5.3.4 Homework
-5.4 E-payment System and Online Banking
--5.4.1 E-payment System and Online Banking
--5.4.4 Homework
-Unit 5 Test
--Test
-6.1 Overview of Logistics
--6.1.4 Homework
-6.2 Overview of E-commerce Logistics
--6.2.1 Overview of E-commerce Logistics
--6.2.4 Homework
-6.3 E-commerce Distribution
--6.3.1 E-commerce Distribution
--6.3.4 Homework
-6.4 Automatic Identification Technology
--6.4.1 Automatic Identification Technology
--6.4.4 Homework
-6.5 Intelligent Logistics
--6.5.4 Homework
-Unit 6 Test
--Test
-7.1 Overview of Supply Chain Management
--7.1.1 Overview of Supply Chain Management
--7.1.4 Homework
-7.2 Supply Chain Management Strategy
--7.2.1 Supply Chain Management Strategy
--7.2.4 Homework
-7.3 The Development Trend of SCM
--7.3.1 The Development Trend of SCM
--7.3.4 Homework
-Unit 7 Test
--Test
-8.1 Overview of Mobile Commerce
--8.1.1 Overview of Mobile Commerce
--8.1.4 Homework
-8.2 Related Technologies of Mobile Commerce
--8.2.1 Related Technologies of Mobile Commerce
--8.2.4 Homework
-8.3 Applications/Uses of M-commerce
--8.3.1 Applications/Uses of M-commerce
--8.3.4 Homework
-Unit 8 Test
--Test
-9.1 Overview of the Legal Environment of E-commerce
--9.1.1 Overview of the Legal Environment of E-commerce
--9.1.4 Homework
-9.2 Legal Regulations for E-commerce Transactions
--9.2.1 Legal Regulations for E-commerce Transactions
--9.2.4 Homework
-Unit 9 Test
--Test
-10.1 E-commerce Development Trend
-10.4 Homework
-Unit 10 Test