Long Term Validation (LTV)

Long Term Validation (LTV) is an important part of electronic signing that ensures that signed documents are valid and can be validated at a later date. The LTV ensures that the signing will remain legally binding and valid, even if technological and other advances should occur in the future.

What is Long Term Validation (LTV)?

Long Term Validation (LTV) is a technical standard for electronic signing that ensures that signed documents remain valid for a long time. With Long Term Validation (LTV), signed documents can be validated at a later date, which is important for preserving the validity of the document over time.

Why is Long Term Validation (LTV) Important for Electronic Signing?

Electronic signing is becoming increasingly common in today's business world, and it is important to make sure that electronically signed documents remain valid for a long time. Long Term Validation (LTV) ensures that signed documents can be validated at a later date, even if technological and other advances should occur in the future.

DealBuilder and Long Term Validation (LTV)

DealBuilder is an e-signing platform that is built on Long Term Validation (LTV). The signatures are timestamped with a qualified timestamping service and stored directly in the PDFs to enable time persistence through Long Term Validation (LTV). This ensures that signed documents remain valid and can be validated at a later date, even if technological and other advances should occur in the future.

Conclusion

Long Term Validation (LTV) is an important part of electronic signing that ensures that signed documents remain valid for a long time. Built on Long Term Validation (LTV), DealBuilder ensures that signed documents remain valid and can be validated at a later date, giving businesses increased peace of mind and security when signing important documents.