1. Electronic signatures that meet certain conditions have the same legal effect as traditional signatures;

2. Electronic signatures with different patterns and features have different legal effects based on their stability, reliability and authenticity;

3. Electronic signatures that meet the corresponding requirements can have the same legal effect as traditional signatures.

Electronic signature refers to the data contained in the data message in electronic form and accompanied by data used to identify the identity of the signer and show that the signer approves its content. Generally speaking, electronic signature is an electronic signature of electronic documents through cryptographic technology, which is not a digital visualization of written signature, but similar to handwritten signature or seal, and can also be said to be an electronic seal.