Banking Exam Question - What is Digital Signature? How to Use it & Explain the Current Status in Nepal?

Introduction - Digital Signature

Digital signature is a modern technology of information technology. Which gives legal recognition to electronic businesses such as software, electronic records or email using electronic signatures. Creating, secure, securing, integrity and reliability of the creation, production, processing, storage, flow and transmission systems of electronic records made by means of electronic data sharing or any other electronic communication medium. And Electro-Commercial Trade Act, 2063 has been implemented in order to regulate regulatory and use of electronic records unauthorized or to illegally transmit such records in such records.

Use of electronic signatures

Digital signatures are used to give legal recognition to the information technology, electronic or online business in Nepal's perspective. E-governance, e-banking can also be used in various Office applications (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF Document, Management System) and can be used by anytime in animation. 

Any person or organization seeking electronic signatures can obtain electronic signatures from the Nepal Certifying Company, according to their requirement, through the form of the Certificate of Nepal, including the document opening their legal identity.

Importance of electrical signatures

Digital signatures are used to make electrical transactions and businesses secure, reliable, reliable and legitimate.