Terms and Conditions of E-Signature:
- Concerning the e-signature, the Customer hereby authorizes the Bank as follows:
First: Under the Electronic Transactions and its Implementing Regulations, which require that the Customer shall hold (digital certificate), which is an electronic copy that is issued by an (certification service provider), person licensed to issue digital certificates or any related service or mission and e-signatures according to this Law such as BTC and STCS. This digital certificate is used to confirm the identity of the holding person (Customer) on the e-signature system and contains signature verification data, which shall be certified by the Center (National Center for Digital Certification (NCDC)), which supervises digital certification issuance and management. Therefore, the Customer authorizes the Bank as follows:
- To pass the Customer’s personal information and data to the (certification service provider) for completion of the Customer’s procedures related to the issuance of the (digital certificate).
- To complete the e-signature procedures as per actual reality.
- Obtaining the Customer's approval and/or signature in any other manner permitted by the Electronic Transactions Law and its Implementing Regulations.
Second: The Customer acknowledges as follows:
- If there is a requirement of written signature on a document, contract or otherwise, the e-signature made in accordance with this Law (as indicated above) shall be deemed satisfactory of this requirement and the e-signature shall constitute a written signature and has the same legal effects.
- That electronic transactions, records and signatures shall have their probative effect and no challenge may be made against their validity or enforceability nor be blocked from enforcement on the ground that they have been made in full or in part in an electronic form. In addition, the information generated from electronic transaction shall not lose their probative effect or enforceability and electronic transaction or e-signature shall be admitted for evidence.
- Offer and acceptance in the contracts may be expressed through electronic transaction and the Contract shall be deemed valid and enforceable wherever it has been made in accordance with the provisions of the Law. In addition, the Contract shall not become invalid or unenforceable once it has been made through one or more electronic registers.
- Contract may be effected through automated or direct electronic data systems between two or more electronic data systems that are pre-developed and programmed, to carry out such missions as a representative of the contracting parties and the contract shall be valid and effective despite the absenceof direct intervention of any person with a natural capacity in the conclusion of the contract. The contract may be made between an automated electronic data system and a person of natural capacity if he is aware or is supposed to be aware that he deals with an automated system that will take the mission of concluding or enforcing the contract.
Third: Responsibilities of the Certificate Holder (Customer). The Customer acknowledges that:
- The Certificate Holder shall be responsible for the safety and confidentiality of his e-signature system and every use of this system shall be his own and that he shall adhere to the certificate use conditions and the e-signature creation conditions.
- The Certificate Holder shall provide correct information to the certification service provider or all parties that are required to verify his e-signature.
- The Certificate Holder shall inform the certification service provider of any change or non-confidentiality of the information indicated in the certificate.
- The holder of a suspended or cancelled certificate shall not reuse the e-signature elements of the concerned certificate of another certification service provider.