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TSP (Trust Service Provider)
A TSP (Trust Service Provider) is an organization that provides digital trust services under the eIDAS Regulation. This includes issuing digital certificates, timestamping, and validating e-signatures.
What is a TSP?
TSPs act as “digital notaries” in the European economy. To obtain “Qualified” status (Qualified TSP), an organization must undergo strict independent audits to ensure that its infrastructure and processes are secure and reliable.
Formify and Intesi Group
To guarantee the highest European security standards, Formify uses the same infrastructure as Adobe Sign in Europe. This is made possible through a partnership with Intesi Group in Italy, a leading certified Trust Service Provider. Through this partnership, Formify can deliver signatures that are fully compliant with the strictest EU requirements.
FAQ
What is the role of a TSP?
A TSP is responsible for issuing and managing the digital certificates that verify the signer’s identity and ensure that the e-signature is technically valid according to EU standards.
What infrastructure does Formify use for e-signing in Europe?
Formify uses the same high security standard as Adobe Sign in Europe through a partnership with Intesi Group (Italy), which is a certified Qualified Trust Service Provider on the EU Trusted List.
What is the difference between a regular TSP and a Qualified TSP (QTSP)?
A QTSP has undergone a comprehensive independent audit and has been approved by a supervisory authority to provide the most trusted services, such as qualified certificates for QES.
