
KYC Documents: Electronic Signature for Banking Compliance in 2026
KYC process digitalisation is transforming banking and financial practices. Discover how electronic signature secures your Know Your Customer obligations in 2026.
Between the strong customer authentication requirements of DSP2 (Strong Customer Authentication), the documented advisory duty of DDA (insurance distribution), statutory cooling-off periods (Scrivener home loan law) or withdrawal periods (life insurance), financial and insurance institutions manage a dense regulatory framework. This guide explains how to digitalize without risk of litigation.
European directives DSP2 (payments) and DDA (insurance) impose specific requirements for strong customer authentication (SCA) and traceability of the duty to advise. Advanced signature (AES) compliant with eIDAS satisfies these requirements.
To move from theory to practice, discover the Certyneo electronic signature solution and its offer dedicated to your sector (Certyneo solution for banking & insurance) — eIDAS compliant, no installation required.
Prepare the loan offer
Model compliant with art. L313-24 Consumer Code: APR, term, amortization schedule, FIPE, borrower insurance notice, possible guarantee deed.
Trigger the Scrivener period
Sending to the borrower with RFC 3161 timestamping of receipt. The 10 calendar day period runs from this timestamp — impossible to contest.
Technical block for 10 days
Certyneo blocks all signatures before day 11. Automatic notification of the period's expiration.
Multi-borrower signature + guarantee
Each signatory signs with OTP SMS on their phone. Finalized deed + audit trail archived for 10 years after full repayment.
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