BankID Sweden
Send contracts for secure digital signing via Swedish BankID
Swedish BankID is an electronic identity solution used in Sweden for digital identification and electronic transaction approvals. It acts as a secure and reliable digital ID that both individuals and businesses can use to log into various services, such as online banking, public authorities, and e-commerce sites. BankID can also be used to sign documents digitally. At NextSign this creates an advanced electronic signature (AES) under eIDAS, and the document is sealed with a qualified electronic seal.
How the recipient signs with BankID
- 1
The recipient gets a link
You send the case by email or SMS. The recipient opens the link and reads the document in the browser, with no account or app from us.
- 2
Identification with BankID
The recipient chooses BankID and confirms in the BankID app, on the same device or by scanning a QR code.
- 3
Signed and sealed
The signature is added to the document, and once everyone has signed, it is sealed with a qualified electronic seal. The whole process is kept in the case log.
What you get with BankID at NextSign
- Signature type
- Advanced electronic signature (AES) under eIDAS
- Sealing
- Qualified electronic seal once the last signature is in
- Price
- 1 credit per signature, priced by volume. No subscription.
- The recipient needs
- Swedish BankID. No NextSign account.
- On the signature page
- Name from BankID, BankID reference, IP address and time
- Personal identity number
- The Swedish personal identity number from BankID is not stored on the case
Questions about signing with BankID
Yes. A BankID signature at NextSign is an advanced electronic signature (AES) under the EU eIDAS regulation. It cannot be rejected as evidence just because it is electronic, and it is sufficient for the vast majority of agreements. Only where the law explicitly requires a qualified signature (QES) is something else needed.
Yes. You choose which signing methods are allowed on the case, and each recipient picks their own. A Swedish recipient can sign with BankID and a Danish one with MitID on the same case.
A BankID signature costs one credit, like MitID. The price per credit depends on how many you buy. You start with 3 free credits.
The recipient can log in with BankID to their Personal Vault at NextSign and download the documents they have signed.
Yes. You can validate the document free of charge in NextSign's own document validation, in Adobe Acrobat Reader or in the European Commission's validator.
Questions about eID?
Talk to Andreas.
Andreas is an expert in eID and can help you find the right solution for your business.
