An electronic contract that I didn't sign is invalid. Relevant provisions on the effectiveness of electronic contracts: 1. The actor has the corresponding ability. 2. Meaning is truth. 3, does not violate the law or social public interests. These conditions are the general requirements for the contract to take effect, and some electronic contracts also need special requirements. For example, some special electronic contracts need to go through the formalities of examination and approval and registration in relevant departments before they can take effect. The entry into force of an electronic contract needs to meet the following requirements: 4. The actor has corresponding capacity for civil conduct. The constitutive requirements of the actor's corresponding civil capacity are also called the principle of capacity or the principle of subject qualification in theory. Actors must have the ability to correctly understand the nature and consequences of their actions and express their meaning independently. Therefore, the electronic contract that I didn't sign is invalid. Legal basis: Article 469 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC), the parties may conclude a contract in written form, orally or in other forms. Written form refers to contracts, letters, telegrams, telexes, faxes and other forms that can tangibly express the contents contained. A data message that can tangibly express its content through electronic data interchange, e-mail, etc. , and can be retrieved at any time, are considered in writing.

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Article 469 The parties may conclude a contract in writing, orally or in other forms. Written form refers to contracts, letters, telegrams, telexes, faxes and other forms that can tangibly express the contents contained. A data message that can tangibly express its content through electronic data interchange, e-mail, etc. , and can be retrieved at any time, are considered in writing.