Let's first look at the legal provisions on effective electronic contracts:

According to "Contract Law" and "Procedures for Concluding Electronic Contracts on the Internet" of the Ministry of Commerce, a legal and effective electronic contract refers to the data message formed by the parties to the contract through the third-party electronic contract conclusion system and reliable electronic signature technology on the Internet.

The Electronic Signature Law clearly stipulates that "a reliable electronic signature has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature or seal" and that "if an electronic signature requires third-party authentication, an electronic authentication service provider established according to law shall provide authentication services".

It can be seen that the electronic contract signed by the third-party electronic contract platform is legal and effective.

As a leading third-party electronic contract platform in China, France also provides the following three types of electronic contracts:

① CA certificate issued by CA organization /eID authentication system of the Ministry of Public Security: adopting the authentication technology of national organizations to ensure the true identity of French electronic contract signers;

(2) Anti-tampering technology: the original electronic file data is solidified by using the internationally accepted hash value technology, which is easy to identify whether the file has been tampered with;

Third-party timing technology: accurately record the signing time.

So don't worry about the subject, feel free to use it! In case of contract disputes, developed countries also provide online arbitration services, which will certainly safeguard the rights and interests of both parties.