OneSpan Expands OneSpan Sign Beyond eSignature Capabilities to Move Customer-Facing Agreements Forward, Faster and With Greater Confidence
Business Wire•07/10/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤OneSpan expands OneSpan Sign beyond eSignature into broader Digital Agreements capabilities.
- ➤AI-assisted preparation, signer summaries and Q&A aim to accelerate agreement completion.
- ➤Automated validation and biometric identity verification strengthen assurance for high-risk transactions.
- ➤MCP support planned to connect authorized AI agents with agreement workflows and data.
- ➤OneSpan processes more than 100 million eSignature transactions annually.
Expert Statements
Ashish Jain, Chief Technology Officer at OneSpan
“The value of an agreement isn't the signature itself. It's the business outcome the agreement enables”
Ashish Jain, Chief Technology Officer at OneSpan
“For a financial institution, that could mean opening an account, originating a loan, or completing another important customer transaction. We are expanding OneSpan Sign around that outcome, making agreements easier to complete, applying intelligence where it can remove unnecessary work, and strengthening assurance where the transaction requires it.”
Andrew Gens, Research Analyst, AI Software, IDC
“As digital agreement platforms evolve, organizations are increasingly evaluating them based on the business outcomes they enable, not simply their ability to capture signatures”
Andrew Gens, Research Analyst, AI Software, IDC
“Customers are looking for solutions that help connect agreement data with broader business systems and AI initiatives, improve workflow visibility, and support faster, more trusted transaction completion. As a result, value creation is expanding beyond signature capture and toward the broader agreement lifecycle.”
OneSpan Expands OneSpan Sign Beyond eSignature Capabilities to Move Customer-Facing Agreements Forward, Faster and With Greater Confidence
New and planned capabilities simplify agreement preparation, strengthen identity and document assurance, and keep processes connected across business systems
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