The second signature for corporate remittance cannot be signed directly. According to general bank operating procedures, the second copy of corporate remittance usually needs to be signed by a legally authorized person to be effective. Direct signatures cannot be recognized and accepted by banks. Corporate remittances involve the financial matters of a company or organization and usually require compliance with certain legal and financial regulations. In order to ensure the legality and security of the transaction, the bank will require the signature, seal or filing documents of the legally authorized person.