With IAL2 certification, Proof delivers the first eSignature platform that meets this high remote identity verification standards.
Learn about Identity Assurance Level 2 and the confidence this identity proofing can bring to your business.
What to know, how to comply, and the benefits of switching from physical to digital.
What to know, how to comply, and the benefits of switching from physical to digital prescriptions.
New accreditation further validates that Proof is leading the industry by raising the standards for both electronic signatures and online notarizations.
Learn all about our brand identity and how it will shape the future of our product.
Background blur will remove distractions and allow your notaries to shine in their role.
Signing Order gives businesses even more control over how their customers receive and sign documents.
Notarize will rebrand as Proof on September 14. Here's what you and your teams need to know to be prepared.
Everything IT teams and Developers need to know to prepare for Notarize's transition to Proof on September 14.
Auditable identification and cryptographic evidence with every Proof transaction.
Here's what to know, how to comply, and the benefits of these new standards.
Proof now features on-demand trusted referees who can support transactions where trust is at risk.
Learn about the Proof transaction type and the additional identity assurance features it can bring to your eSign workflows.
Mitigate the risk of fraud and forgery in every transaction with Proof.
Each Proof transaction comes with auditable identification and cryptographic evidence of your signer’s identity.
Eight years ago, we launched Notarize with the goal of digitizing trust. With Proof, we take the next step in our journey towards bringing trust to every transaction.
Everything from notarization to identity-assured eSign, all in one platform.
Learn about the most common types of digital identity fraud and what you can do to stay safe online.
The role of digital identity continues to grow in our everyday lives. Here's what you can expect to see next.
Here’s everything you need to know about trusted referees: what they are, why they matter, and the role they play in identity verification.
