How to get the electronic seal of business license?

Enterprises need to make legally effective electronic signatures, which can be signed through a formal third-party electronic signature platform. In the process of signing the contract, you can add the applicable electronic signature to sign the electronic contract.

Taking the platform as an example, the process for enterprise users to apply for electronic signature is as follows:

1. Fill in the information

Users need to register on the web platform and pass the authentication. Individuals fill in the mobile phone, name and ID number, and enterprises submit the information such as enterprise name, social credit code, mobile phone of the handler, name and ID number to verify whether the submitted information is true.

2. Set the electronic signature

After the authentication is passed, e-sign will automatically create a default electronic seal for users and have a unique digital certificate. In addition, due to the use of electronic seals, it can be subdivided into electronic official seals, electronic articles and electronic private seals.

Therefore, the electronic contract platform generally supports the creation of custom electronic seals. The seal administrator of an enterprise can upload a picture of the official seal of the enterprise to generate a reliable electronic official seal, or customize the seal content (seal text, size, color, etc.). ).

Since this is a virtual digital file, the electronic seal is usually stored in a third-party cloud, or it can be stored in the entity ukey. At the same time, the printing administrator also sets the printing permission through the printing approval function.

3. After the electronic seal is successfully created by using the electronic signature, the user can complete the authentication of the signature intention by inputting the signature password or brushing his face during the process of using the electronic seal. After the relevant encryption operation, the electronic seal can be affixed.

Through this authentication method, the authenticity of the signer's identity and confirmation can be guaranteed; A document signed by this encryption method can ensure that the document or signature is tamper-proof.

Legal basis:

Electronic signature method

Thirteenth electronic signatures meet the following conditions at the same time, as reliable:

(1) When the electronic signature production data is used for electronic signature, it belongs to the exclusive rights of the electronic signer;

(2) When signing, the electronic signature production data is only controlled by the electronic signer;

(3) Any changes to the electronic signature after signature can be found;

(4) Any changes to the content and form of the data message after signature can be found. The parties can also choose to use electronic signatures that meet their agreed reliable conditions.

Article 14 A reliable electronic signature has the same legal effect as a handwritten signature or seal.

Article 15 An electronic signer shall properly keep the electronic signature making data. When the electronic signer knows that the electronic signature production data has been or may have been compromised, he shall promptly inform the relevant parties and stop using the electronic signature production data.

Article 16 Where an electronic signature requires authentication by a third party, a legally established electronic authentication service provider shall provide authentication services.

Article 17 To provide electronic authentication services, the following conditions shall be met:

(a) to obtain the qualification of enterprise legal person;

(2) Having professional and technical personnel and management personnel suitable for providing electronic authentication services;

(3) Having funds and business premises suitable for providing electronic authentication services;

(4) Having technologies and equipment that meet the national safety standards;

(5) Having the certification document that the national password management institution agrees to use the password;

(6) Other conditions stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.