OREANDA-NEWS. February 22, 2012. Electronic signature is an electronic confirmation, which relates electronically submitted data with the party signing and confirms or allows the identity of the party signing to be established. In other words, the electronic signature serves as your signature in the electronic environment, reported the press-centre of Danske Bank.

You can login to Danske eBank and confirm operations by signing:

with a mobile electronic signature (a special SIM card is required);

with a stationary electronic signature (generated using a special USB data holder or a smart card).

Mobile electronic signature

A mobile electronic signature is an electronic signature that can be used via your mobile telephone; this type of electronic signature does not require any additional hardware or software.

All Omnitel customers who have a special SIM card can sign in to Danske eBank with a mobile electronic signature. You can purchase the SIM card from your mobile operator.

Stationary electronic signature

A stationary electronic signature is an electronic signature that is generated using any of the following external data holders:

a special USB data holder issued by the State Enterprise Centre of Registers;

a smart card, including Lithuanian ID cards issued from 2009 and provided with microprocessors.

If you want to use a smart card (including ID cards) to sign with your electronic signature, you have to:

have a smart card reader attached to your computer;

install the smart card reader software.

Inexpensive smart card readers can be purchased at computer shops.

Electronic signature: a secure and useful tool

A qualified electronic signature is a very secure identification tool. For this reason, if you use it in Danske eBank, no restrictions or limits (e.g. daily or monthly operation amount limits) will apply.