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Blockchain Pioneer ChainUp Switches to Certinal for eSign and eForm

Expanding Across 30 Countries: ChainUp’s Global Leap with Certinal

Certinal eSign and eForms, a trailblazer in digital signature solutions, proudly announce their adoption by ChainUp, a leading force in blockchain technology solutions. ChainUp, headquartered in Singapore, stands as a beacon of excellence in offering blockchain and Web3 infrastructure solutions to businesses and institutions globally. Recognizing the need to streamline operations and enhance customer experience, ChainUp has begun using Certinal eSign and eForms. This strategic move aims to elevate operational efficiency while also addressing pricing complexities.

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ChainUp’s selection of Certinal eSign and eForms underscores the latter’s dedication to delivering tailored digital signature services that meet diverse business requirements. Through a rigorous evaluation process, which assessed factors such as innovative features, best-in-class service, and enterprise-grade security, ChainUp confidently opted for Certinal eSign and eForms’ solutions while maximizing value.

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“We are delighted to welcome ChainUp as our latest partner. This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to providing cutting-edge digital signature solutions powered by AI and advanced security features. We are excited about the opportunities this partnership will bring and look forward to leveraging our expertise to drive success for ChainUp.” Aatish Dedhia, CEO of Certinal eSign and eForms

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