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Law 25.506 of 2001, published on 14 December 2001, recognizes electronic signatures and digital signatures, each on the terms of that law. Article 1 sets that recognition. Article 5 defines an electronic signature as electronic data integrated with, linked to, or logically associated with other electronic data, used by the signer as a means of identification, that lacks a legal requirement to be a digital signature. If that electronic signature is challenged, the person who invokes it must prove its validity. Article 6 says a digital document also meets a writing requirement. The standard inSigner signature is an electronic signature under article 5. It is not a digital signature. Whether article 5 is met still depends on the document and the law that governs it. inSigner does not decide that question.

Article 2 defines a digital signature as the result of applying a mathematical procedure to a digital document that requires information known only to the signer, is under the signer's exclusive control, and lets a third party identify the signer and detect a later change. Article 3 says a handwritten signature requirement is also met by that digital signature. Articles 7 to 9 give authorship and integrity presumptions to a digital signature created with a valid certificate issued by a licensed certifier. Decree 182/2019 regulates those certifiers. The tax authority's fiscal digital certificate is a different credential. inSigner does not issue it and is not a licensed certifier. QES for Europe is an Enterprise option and is not an Argentine licensed digital signature.

Each person signs the fields you placed on the document you sent. The evidence record keeps their name and email or phone, when the document was sent, viewed, and signed, the IP address, the device data, and the authentication used.

Yes. You can download the completed PDF and the evidence record, including a SHA-256 hash of the final file. If a single byte changes, the hash no longer matches. The hash shows whether the final file still matches. It is not a licensed digital certificate, and it is not a digital signature under articles 2 and 3. Article 288 of the Civil and Commercial Code says the signature requirement for electronic private instruments is met if a digital signature is used. The hash does not by itself decide that article.

No. Essential and Pro use a simple electronic signature. Articles 2, 3, and 7 to 9 of Law 25.506 describe a digital signature created with a valid certificate from a licensed certifier. inSigner does not act as that certifier and does not issue that certificate. QES for Europe is an Enterprise option, priced separately, and it is not an Argentine licensed digital signature. It is not on Essential or Pro.

No. Article 4 of Law 25.506 leaves out dispositions on death, family-law acts, strictly personal acts, and acts whose form is incompatible with a digital signature. A public deed is a notarial act. inSigner does not act as a notary, does not witness a signature, and does not file a document in a property registry. Your counsel decides the form a document needs.

Not by itself. Article 5 says that if an electronic signature is challenged, the person who invokes it must prove it. Accepting the electronic process in inSigner records consent to sign that document. It does not, by itself, decide article 5. Article 288 of the Civil and Commercial Code says the signature requirement for electronic private instruments is met if a digital signature is used. The standard inSigner signature is not that digital signature.

No. For the documents you send, you decide the purpose. inSigner does not write your privacy notice and does not make a workflow compliant with Law 25.326 on personal data protection. Nubesti handles the account, billing, security, support, and marketing. Do not use the product by default for patient forms, clinical consent, account opening, credit decisions, or KYC. Identity checks are add-ons priced separately. There is no public status page and no uptime percentage. The mobile apps are planned, not a public download.