Qualified electronic seal

A qualified electronic seal (abbreviated as QES-S) is equivalent to a qualified electronic signature that meets the conditions defined in Act No. 272/2016 Coll. on trusted services and Regulation (EU) No. 910/2014 (eIDAS), which makes it possible to safely, reliably, and unambiguously determine the legal entity that created the signature. QES-S is issued exclusively to legal entities or OVM for the purpose of creating qualified electronic seals, which represent a substitute for a physical seal and handwritten signature of a legal entity. A qualified certificate for a qualified electronic seal is issued by a certification authority, i.e., a company that is a provider of trusted services according to the eIDAS regulation and is registered in the trusted list of providers. The use of a qualified electronic seal within the framework of electronic communication between companies or various public authorities, the commercial sector, and the state itself provides authenticity, integrity and non-repudiation, thanks to which it is possible to unambiguously verify the identity of a legal entity, prove the immutability of signed documents at the time of their signing, and the signed entity cannot claim that he did not make the signature.

Where can you use qualified electronic seal?

Legal
acts

With the use of a qualified electronic seal, which provides the legal force of a handwritten signature and the seal of a legal entity, it is possible to sign all important and legally binding documents that require the highest level of security and authenticity.

Communication with the state and OVM

Using a qualified electronic seal, it is possible to communicate with several institutions and state bodies, such as with the tax office when sending declarations, applications, taxes, with the customs administration when submitting customs declarations, requests for information, with courts or by the commercial register when submitting proposals for registration.

Private
sector

The use of a qualified electronic seal also makes sense in communication between companies when signing contracts with customers, with partners, or signing purchase orders, as well as in the company’s internal processes when signing monthly statements, approving overtime, or bonuses.

Replacing a handwritten signature

A qualified electronic seal replaces a handwritten signature and the seal of a legal entity, thus providing the highest security and legal force of a handwritten signature, based on which the seal can be used when signing various contracts, such as an insurance contract, an employment contract, a confidentiality agreement, or various invoices and much more.

Qualified electronic seal with card

At NFQES, you have the option to purchase all levels of eIDAS electronic certificates and use them with a QSCD card and reader.

Qualified electronic seal without card

With us you can use all levels of electronic certificates (including qualified) without a card and reader. Sign with a qualified certificate easily, quickly and in bulk even from your mobile phone!

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Benefits of qualified electronic seal

Ensuring
authenticity

Qualified seals have the same legal validity as a physical signature and seal of a legal entity, ensuring that documents signed in this way are legally binding in the same way as hand- signed paper documents, thereby ensuring the authenticity and verification of the identity of the signatory.

Speed and efficiency of signing

Faster and more efficient processing of documents, as well as the possibility of signing several documents at once.

Remote
access

Documents can be signed from any location and device with internet access, which is very useful for remote or international communication.

Reduced
costs

Eliminating the need to print, store and send documents in paper form leads to significant savings in printing, postage, and archiving costs.

High level of security

The issuance of qualified certificates for the qualified seal is associated with secure means and processes of identity verification, ensuring their high security and credibility at the highest legal level.

International
acceptance

They meet the standards described in the eIDAS Regulation, which is why they are accepted and recognized at the international level, facilitating international communication that requires the highest legal force.

How to get a qualified electronic seal

Create a request for a qualified certificate at zone.nfqes.com
Make an appointment for a personal visit and come to the registration authority
Submit the necessary identity documents and pay the fee for providing a qualified certificate
Get a certificate for a qualified seal
Upload documents for signing
Select the qualified electronic seal option
Sign the document with one click
Send, download or save the document

In accordance with the European eIDAS Regulation

We are a trusted service provider registered in the European Trusted List and therefore our solutions are fully compliant with the European regulation No. 910/2014 on eIDASand we can issue qualified electronic certificates. Certificates issued by our company meet strict data protection and identity verification requirements, are legally recognized and acceptable. They can therefore be used as evidence in court, throughout the European Union.

Price list

Name	1 year	Extension for 1 year	Extension for 2 years
QES-S – Qualified electronic seal	20 €	18 €	32 €

The prices are without VAT.

Name	QES-S – Qualified electronic seal
1 year	20 €
Extension for 1 year	18 €
Extension for 2 years	32 €

The prices are without VAT.

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