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The WQ3 team reviews your message and replies by email as soon as possible on business days.
Your request goes to the right team based on the topic you chose.
We reply by email or phone to understand your needs and agree the next step.
A quote, a walkthrough session or an integration plan, depending on your request.
The kind of documents you sign, roughly how many users, the systems you want to connect, and any legal or security requirements your organisation has.
If you are unsure how to frame your enquiry, start with the decision you need to make rather than a feature name or technical term. You might need to establish that signing is complete, understand different signer requirements, or check a file you have received. Explaining the outcome helps distinguish a workflow question from a question about identity or signing evidence.
A useful starting point is: “We need to complete this process, but we are unsure how to demonstrate this step.” Also say whether you are exploring WQ3 for the first time or asking about an already signed document. For a general enquiry, a short description is enough without attaching the entire agreement.
For questions about signature strength, distinguish the signing method from verification of the account holder. WQ3 has exactly three levels: electronic signature, remote signing and token signing; eKYC is an account-verification add-on, not a fourth level. Your enquiry can address either or both without treating them as the same requirement.
Different signers can use different levels within one document, so explain whether requirements vary between participants. Requiring a verified account is different from requiring a signer to use a digital certificate. If an internal reviewer has supplied a requirement, quote its wording rather than trying to translate it into a product or signature-level name yourself.
For a completed document, first identify what you want to establish: the sequence of signing actions, file integrity, or verification without an account. These are separate questions even when they concern the same agreement. The audit trail records actions, while SHA-256 fingerprint comparison helps reveal changes to a file.
WQ3 also provides a public check page accessible using the document’s QR code and reference. In your initial message, describe the issue and remove unnecessary information from any screenshot you choose to share. Do not include passwords, signing credentials or private invitation links, and do not send an identity document simply to explain a general question.
If you are asking whether a signed document will be accepted, distinguish the evidence WQ3 provides from the legal effect of a particular agreement. These questions are related but not interchangeable. Egypt’s E-Signature Law No. 15 of 2004 recognises electronic signatures and documents when its conditions are met, not simply because a file was signed electronically.
A useful product enquiry can ask which records support review of signer identity, document integrity and the sequence of actions. For cross-border transactions, identify the countries involved rather than assuming one rule applies everywhere. Product information does not replace transaction-specific legal review; reserve conclusions about validity and enforceability for your legal adviser.
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Yes. Explain the decision you need to make and what must be demonstrated; you do not need to select a level or know technical terminology first.
No. eKYC verifies the account holder’s identity and can be required alongside any of the three signature levels.
The public check page does not require an account. You can access it using the document’s QR code and reference.
For a general question, start with a description rather than the full contract, and avoid sharing unnecessary personal or confidential information.
No. The completion certificate accompanies the document’s action record; a digital certificate used for signing concerns the signer’s signing credentials.