An electronic contract is an agreement reached by two or more parties in electronic form through the Internet to establish, change and terminate certain civil rights and obligations. As long as the parties to the contract pass the real-name authentication and have reliable electronic signatures recognized according to the Electronic Signature Law, this electronic contract has the same legal effect as the handwritten signature of a paper contract.

The identity card provided by the subject only meets the first condition of real-name authentication, and the second condition of reliable electronic signature recognized by the electronic signature law must be met before the electronic contract can take effect.

According to the provisions of Articles 5 to 8 of the Electronic Signature Law, electronic contracts that lock the true identity of the signer, effectively prevent document tampering and accurately record the signing time are legally recognized.

If you want to use electronic contracts, it is recommended to use a third-party platform to ensure basic security and reliability. Domestic professional third-party electronic platforms will be implemented in strict accordance with the requirements of the Electronic Signature Law to strictly ensure the security and legality of electronic contracts:

(1) Authoritative authentication system: adopting the authentication technology of national institutions to ensure the true identity of the electronic contract signing subject;

(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.

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