With GoodID Sign you can sign for yourself or on behalf of a company. Choose an advanced (AES) or qualified electronic signature (QES) according to the requirements for your document.
You can use either AES or QES. If you need a qualified signature, sign directly in the GoodID app or use the DÁP app.
Transfer the PDF to DÁP, sign it and send the signed copy back to GoodID to continue the workflow.
If you are authorised to represent the company, you can use an advanced or qualified electronic signature. For a company QES, choose the qualified signing option integrated into the GoodID app.
Make sure the document identifies the company you represent. DÁP signing is available only for personal use.
An advanced signature may be suitable for a lease, loan, service or employment contract, a non-disclosure agreement or a certificate of completion. Check whether the transaction requires a stricter form.
For a court authorisation, an administrative procedure or a registry filing, check the specific document requirements. Choose QES where a qualified signature is required. Some procedures also accept an advanced signature or seal based on a qualified certificate.
For property transfers, family matters or inheritance, check the formalities with the professional handling the case. Neither AES nor QES alone replaces a required countersignature, notarisation or public instrument.
These examples are for guidance. Always check with the relevant person or authority which type of electronic signature is acceptable.
“I’m signing a lease with my tenant.”
“We’re raising the rent, extending the lease or adding another tenant.”
“We’re recording the condition of the flat and the handover of the keys.”
“I’m lending someone HUF 500,000 and want to record the repayment terms.”
“I’m contracting with a builder, designer, marketer or tradesperson.”
“I’m appointing someone to handle administration, give advice or act as an intermediary.”
“As landlord, I consent to the use of the property as a registered office or residential address.”
“I’m signing an NDA before a business discussion.”
“I’m accepting a quote or confirming that the work is complete.”
“I’m starting a new job or agreeing a change in salary.”
“I’m acknowledging receipt of my job description, a policy or remote-working guidance.”
“I’m selling a laptop, phone, piece of furniture or machine.”
“We agree that I’ll have the first opportunity to buy the item later.”
“I entrust assets to someone else to manage.”
“Someone provides care for me, and I make regular payments in return.”
“I authorise my accountant, lawyer or a family member to act on my behalf.”
“I appoint a lawyer to represent me in a lawsuit.”
“I’m selling my car and the buyer wants to register it in their name.”
“Someone owes me money and I want them to acknowledge the debt electronically.”
“I’m guaranteeing a family member’s loan or rent.”
“I’ve bought a stake in a Hungarian limited liability company and need to notify the company.”
“I’m leasing out agricultural land or taking it on lease.”
“I use an electronic company extract or an electronic instrument issued by an authority or a notary.”