Register and sign using Digidentity

Digidentity is an EU qualified trust service provider (QTSP). The Digidentity identification and onboarding process relies on the Digidentity mobile app and requires use of an identity document with an embedded NFC chip as well as an NFC-compatible mobile device. The Digidentity process is completely self-service and is available 24/7/365, with no “human in the loop”. In most cases, it takes as little as 5-10 minutes to complete registration.

This video tutorial details the user journey from receipt of the registration invitation email to using a digital ID to authenticate and apply a cloud signature in Acrobat Sign.

Transcript
Adobe Acrobat Sign Cloud Signatures are digital signatures where the signer certificate is hosted in the cloud, allowing the holder to sign from any device with the browser. To obtain a DigiIdentity digital certificate, you must first verify your identity using DigiIdentity’s remote registration process. NFC chip reading is required for qualified digital certificates. Without NFC chip reading, only an advanced level digital certificate can be achieved. Once you have completed registration, you will have a DigiIdentity certificate that you can use to apply a cloud signature using the DigiIdentity app. The signing process begins with the user receiving an email requesting a signature on a document. Note that the DigiIdentity registration process can also take place separately in advance of a document signing workflow, if necessary. Once the document opens, select the Click to digitally sign field to enter your signature. Select the Maximize button to expand the browser. Returning users are invited to log in to the DigiIdentity app. In this particular scenario, we’ll register as a new user. Select Register to create a new user account, enter your email address and a password, agree to the terms and conditions and privacy policies, and then select Create your account. You will then be prompted to confirm your email address. You will receive an email from DigiIdentity with a code in it. Type in the confirmation code and then select Confirm Email Address. This is the beginning page of the registration process. Select Start the Registration to proceed. Note that if you’re using a coupon or sharing a coupon with someone, it will be applied at the end of the registration. Now we need to add two-factor authentication. To do this, we need to download the DigiIdentity app. The app is downloadable for both Android and iOS. Once downloaded, use the Scan a QR Code option to scan the QR code displayed on the screen. Select Continue to allow access to the camera. Now we need to create a smart card. This will be used as a key to your online identity and will be tied to the device. Before we start, we need to enable notifications. To secure the smart card, create a five-digit PIN. Now you have a DigiIdentity user profile connected to the secure DigiIdentity app. And you can proceed through the ID verification process to generate your signing certificate. Select Done when you’re finished. Next, you will be asked to submit a copy of an identity document using the DigiIdentity mobile app. Please note that for QES, you must use a national ID card or passport with an NFC chip. Have your document and DigiIdentity mobile app ready and then click Upload your identity document. To begin, we use the Scan QR option to scan the code displayed on the web page. Next, we use a passport for the identity document. You are now ready to scan your passport using the camera on your mobile device. Tap Continue. You’ll see an easy-to-follow animated instruction to scan the main page details of your passport. Tap Next to continue. As instructed, position the camera over the main page, aligning the rectangular box with the code below your photo. The code will turn green in the camera when aligned and scanned. The DigiIdentity app will automatically move to the next step. You will then see another easy-to-follow animated instruction on how you should open the passport to the last page to scan the NFC chip using your mobile device’s NFC sensor. Tap Start reading. When the identity document scanning is complete, your picture and other identity information will be displayed. Note that if your passport or photo do not allow for NFC chip reading, you can still proceed, but the DigiIdentity certificate will only be AES, advanced level. Tap Continue. Next, you’ll be prompted to take a series of selfies to confirm what is often referred to as a liveness detection. Follow the prompts on the app screen and you’ll be guided by a blue head to move your head side to side and up and down. The app will capture specified frames from this liveness detection video. The next screen will show you a photo of yourself, and you can also retake this photo if preferred. This photo, along with other elements from your liveness detection video, will be compared to the photo on your identity document to verify that it is you. Tap Use this photo to proceed. The app will upload your identity documents to DigiIdentity and then tap Done to return to the website for further instructions to complete your registration. To complete signing, select Click to sign. You’ll be prompted to authorize your signature in the DigiIdentity app. Tap Sign in the app to continue, and once again provide your 5-digit PIN to authorize your signature on the document. Your document is now signed with your DigiIdentity digital signature. To view the details, select Download a copy of the signed document. Upon opening the document in Acrobat or Acrobat Reader, you will see the blue bar at the top of the document, showing that the signed document was certified by Adobe Sign and all signatures are valid. Select the Signature panel to view additional details on digital signatures applied and an audit log history for this particular document. In the Signature panel, you can see the green checkmark in front of each digital signature, which is a visual indication that the chain of trust is verified. You can also expand each digital signature line for additional verification details, including the change history of the document, as well as information about the time the agreement was signed, chain of trust, and signer details.
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