Digital Trustfor processes withhigh legal demands.
Strategy, design, governance and deployment of digital trust services. Coherent models connecting business, regulatory compliance and technology to safeguard operations without slowing them down.
Effective in operation. Efficient in experience. Unassailable under dispute.
Trust architecture
tailored to each context.
Digital trust is not generic. Each sector operates under distinct regulations, its own risk level and a specific business dynamic.
One model. Three pillars.
A complete architecture.
Digital trust is not a tool. It is an architecture that integrates business, technology and regulation.
Digital Identity and Onboarding
Agile and reliable verification of identity and legal capacity at every interaction. KYC/KYB onboarding with video identification, biometrics and qualified certificates.
- ▸KYC/KYB onboarding with video identification and biometrics
- ▸Registration Authority: QES certificates, legal representation and seals
- ▸Centralisation and governance of corporate certificates
- ▸EU Digital Identity Wallet — ABAC attestations
Electronic Signature and Multichannel Operation
Agreement automation with signature mechanisms adapted to operational risk. From advanced OTP signatures to qualified signatures with QSCD and full legal equivalence.
- ▸Remote advanced signature (email + OTP)
- ▸Signature with centralised digital certificate or self-signed
- ▸Qualified QES / QSCD signature — full legal equivalence
- ▸On-premises digital handwritten signature operated by a QTSP
Electronic Evidence and Evidentiary Custody
Generation and advanced custody of tamper-evident evidence to prove every fact over time. Complete traceability, qualified timestamping and defensible LTA preservation.
- ▸Evidence reports structured by technical event
- ▸Complete traceability of the digital case file
- ▸LTA preservation with qualified timestamping (TSA)
- ▸Evidentiary custody defensible before courts
Four steps. No shortcuts.
No surprises in court.
Legal-operational diagnostic
Model design
Technical solution
Operation, governance and evolution
Our own technical-legal judgement.
Technological independence.
Boutique consultancy, tailored to your business
We diagnose, select and deploy the platform that best fits each client's process and business. Without vendor bias.
Combined technical and legal expertise
More than 25 years at the precise intersection of law and electronic signature technology. Court Expert and Registration Authority for Qualified Certificates.
Proportionality: neither excess nor shortfall
We match the assurance level to the actual risk of the process. No unnecessary bureaucracy, no legal gaps. Technology should safeguard operations, not slow them down.
eIDAS2-ready
We design architectures that evolve with the regulation. EU Digital Identity Wallet, verifiable credentials and attribute attestations — already on our roadmap.
“Digital trust is not about selling more electronic signature. It is about designing the right proportionality between business risk, legal compliance and technology, so the process withstands any scrutiny without slowing operations.”
We work with the leading European trust service providers.
We structure, deploy and govern
digital trust models aligned with your business.
Diagnostic and Design
Before deploying technology, we define the model. Real legal risk analysis, corporate signature policy and assurance level matrices.
Implementation
We translate legal requirements into real architecture. Selection and integration of QTSPs (VIDsigner, Namirial…), platform deployment and continuous operation.
Innovation and Evolution
EU Digital Identity Wallet, verifiable credentials, ABAC attestations, sectoral eIDAS2 roadmap and specialised training in e-Trust.
Digital trust, designed case by case.
Tell us your scenario and we will send a first proportionality diagnostic, no commitment. We will identify where the real risk lies and what level of assurance each process requires.
The European digital identity wallet will be mandatory for administrations, banks and platforms.
Companies in regulated sectors (banking, insurance, healthcare, telecoms, digital platforms) will be required to accept it in their critical processes. Those who don't arrive in time fall outside the European trust framework.