Legal framework in Nicaragua
Electronic Signature Law 729 (2010) and its regulation (Decree 57-2011) give certified electronic signatures the same value as handwritten ones, admissible as evidence. The DGTEC acts as the accreditation authority.
Legal framework
Law 729 (2010)
What makes a signature valid in Nicaragua?
A certified electronic signature equals a handwritten one; the ecosystem of accredited providers is still developing. Firmiu documents every signature with its audit trail.
How to sign documents in Nicaragua
1
Upload your PDF
Upload the document and enter the name and email of the person who must sign.
2
The signer receives a link
They get an email with a unique link and a verification code.
3
Signed document
The PDF is signed with its audit trail, ready to download.
Frequently asked questions
- Are electronic signatures legal in Nicaragua?
- Yes. Law 729 of 2010 recognizes them and grants evidentiary value.
- Are they equal to a handwritten signature?
- A certified electronic signature is, under Law 729.
- Who is the accreditation authority?
- The DGTEC (General Directorate of Technology).
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