The e-signature market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 34.7% to reach $9,073.1 million by 2023.* The demand stems from surging security concerns among enterprises, an increasingly challenging regulatory environment with more stringent requirements for authentication and compliance, a growing global e-commerce market, and environmental concerns fuelling the paperless movement. Additionally, the Coronavirus pandemic, which has a profound effect on the nature of work, can only drive further adoption of technologies that enable decentralized collaboration, expanding the e-signature and video conferencing market. Syngrafii – A LegalTech/regtech company is offering a compelling and enhanced alternative to other eSignature providers and has many applications across Fintech, financial services, legal, automotive leasing, and real estate, to name a few sectors. Syngrafii provides a complete suite of products including eSignatures, and a video signing room (VSR™). VSR is a patented, all-in-one electronic signing solution that allows the signing and witnessing of documents in a secure live video-conferencing session. VSR preserves the biometric protection of a traditional signature, mitigates the risk of fraudulent behavior, provides enhanced consumer protection, and lowers the environmental impact of in-person signing. Nonrepudiation is built into every step. It is the only remote signing solution that is fully compliant with remote swearing, commissioning, and notarizing – mitigating potential legal issues with virtual signings. Syngrafii also provides a remote wet ink signature using Syngrafii's robotic LongPen – enabling viewing a document in one location and a wet ink signature application in another. Syngrafii, CEO, Matthew Gibson, joins me on Tech Talks Daily to discuss all this and much more.

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