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Security and trust

How DealSign keeps agreements and signatures secure, and what makes an e-signature valid.

SecurityUpdated October 20263 min read

Encryption in transit and at rest

Every document and signature is sent over TLS (HTTPS) and stored encrypted at rest by our storage provider. Nothing travels or sits in plain text.

Tamper-evident audit trail

We record a timestamped history for every document: when it was sent, first viewed, consented to, and signed, along with the signer's network address. Every completed document has a verifiable record, and the signed PDF carries the signatures burned into its pages.

Access control

Only the sender who created a document and the recipients it was addressed to can open it. Documents are not publicly listable or searchable, and a voided document stops opening for everyone.

SOC 2-certified infrastructure

DealSign runs on infrastructure operated by providers that maintain SOC 2 Type II certification, including Supabase (database and storage) and Vercel (application hosting). Your data lives on audited, enterprise-grade systems.

A note on certifications: those certifications belong to the providers DealSign runs on. DealSign itself does not hold a separate certification today, and we say so rather than imply one.

No data resale

We do not sell your documents, signer information, or contact lists. Your agreements are used only to provide the signing service to you and your recipients.

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