NGSign

Ng-sign is an electronic signature platform that lets organizations send, sign, and manage documents online via a web application and integration API, with signatures that have the same legal value as handwritten signatures under eIDAS and ETSI standards. You upload documents, configure signatories and signature locations, send signing invitations, then sign through a dedicated web page using methods ranging from simple signatures with SMS two-factor authentication to qualified signatures with certified electronic certificates and a desktop signing utility.

Ng-sign is a paid subscription service, with annual electronic signature plans listed on its pricing page (for example, plans around TND 2760 per year that can include options like custom seals and custom emails). Exact tier names, included quotas, and full pricing details are not fully visible here, so you need to consult the Ng-sign pricing page directly for up-to-date information.

Ng-sign is based in Tunisia and is used by multiple Tunisian public bodies and companies, as well as by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Communication in Benin. It is positioned as the first web-based electronic signature platform in Africa and indicates a multi-country African footprint, but a complete list of countries is not specified.

You can sign up for Ng-sign by visiting the Ng-sign website and following the contact or sales channels to request access to the platform, typically as an organization rather than an individual self-serve signup. Account creation and onboarding for production use generally involve contacting Ng-sign for a subscription and configuration that matches your organizational needs.

Ng-sign is best suited for organizations that need legally compliant, auditable electronic signatures, such as banks, insurance companies, telecom operators, public administrations, and e-government platforms. It is designed for B2B and public-sector workflows where document integrity, legal compliance, and controlled signing processes are critical.