Legally sign documents online
Digitally transform your business with a legally binding and secure electronic signature powered by blockchain smart contracts.
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Twala is fully compliant with the Philippines’ Electronic Commerce Act (RA 8792) and the Supreme Court’s Rules on Electronic Evidence. Twala also adheres to all major eSignature laws in many jurisdictions (ESIGN, UETA, eIDAS, etc.).
Secure
& Tamper-proof digital signature
Digitally transform your agreement workflows with a legally binding and secure esignature powered by blockchain technology.
Get Started - it’s FREE
Twala is fully compliant with the Philippines’ Electronic Commerce Act (RA 8792) and the Supreme Court’s Rules on Electronic Evidence. Twala also adheres to all major eSignature laws in many jurisdictions (ESIGN, UETA, eIDAS, etc.).
Better Signing Experience
Ditch the paper contracts and documents, and give your customers a seamless and secure esigning experience.
More Than Digital Signature
Twala supports code-base agreement powered by smart contracts for web 3 use cases e.g. DAOs, LLDAOs, etc.
The next evolution of digital trust
Privacy-focused, consent-driven and seamless digital experience for sharing and using identity information across web 2.0 and web 3.0 ecosystems
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WHY TWALA SIGN
Next-generation esignature platform powered by blockchain smart contracts.
Value for time and
money
Sign contracts in hours, not days or weeks - your business saves time and money.
Better user experience
Simple and easy document signing whether at home or in the office.
Legal and court admissible
Compliant with the Philippines’ E-Commerce Act and other esignature laws globally.
Secure and reliable
Identity verification + blockchain technology for ultimate security and privacy.
BEHIND THE NUMBERS
Lower your costs,
save time, & improve customer experience
40%
Savings in time and materials per agreement
6
Layers of information
security
80%
Faster turnaround
time
100K+
Documents signed
300+
Companies served
1
Tree is saved per 10,000 pages of agreement digitally signed
BLOGS
Things we write
& publish
Twala and Philippine Supreme Court Collaborate to Establish Legal Framework for Electronic Notarization
Twala, a blockchain-powered digital identity, and digital signature platform, recently collaborated with the Philippine Supreme Court to provide inputs in their ongoing work to draft rules to allow electronic notarization in the country.
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The OG Blockchain Story: Before Bitcoin Was Cool
In 1991, two Bellcore researchers, Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta, were quietly revolutionizing digital trust with their seminal paper “How to Time-Stamp a Digital Document” in the Journal of Cryptology. Their opening words were prophetic: “The prospect of a world in which all text, audio, picture, and video documents are in digital form on easily modifiable media raises the issue of how to certify when a document was created or last changed.” This wasn’t about cryptocurrency — it was about something far more fundamental: How do you prove a digital document existed at a specific moment in time without relying on trust?
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TESTIMONIALS
What our customers say
Overall I’m very happy and satisfied and I don’t see our team moving to any other signing platform in the far future. It is a necessary part of how we do things now and it’s simple enough to use.
Sean Si
CEO & Founder SEO-Hackers
Twala makes it easier for me to setup the documents to be signed by my boss. Ever since Twala allows recipients to sign even without setting up a Twala account, I never get shy to request them to sign a document in Twala platform.
Olivia Technology Group, Inc
Customer Success Lead
Twala has given our training programs a competitive edge. Our participants are more confident about the credentials that they get from our training programs knowing that their future employees can easily verify it anytime.
Macy Asupan
President & COO of Trainings and Beyond
Twala has been extremely helpful in the processing of all our contracts as well as our day-to-day business operations. It has made our high-stakes deals very seamless. Finally, it has given our business documents a more professional appearance.
Isaac Saliendra
CEO Peculiar Eyewear
OUR PARTNERS
FAQ
Want to know more?
01
What is twala?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
Twala is an app that allows you or your customers to easily sign legally binding documents (e.g. lease agreement, contract of employment, sales contact, and more) online using any laptop or smartphone. Twala can also be used to issue tamper-proof digital credentials (e.g. digital diploma, certificate of employment, training certificates).
02
Is Twala eSignature legally binding?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
Yes, Twala is compliant with the Philippines’ E-Commerce Act and the Supreme Court’s Rules on Electronic Evidence. Twala is also legally accepted in other jurisdictions such as the US, EU, ASEAN, and many more.
03
Do my customers need to pay in order to sign my documents?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
No, your signers can create their Twala account for free and send/store 5 free documents per month. It is always free for your signers to sign documents.
04
What is a Sender?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
A sender is someone who sends documents and requests for esignature. We bill for the number of senders and not the number of signers.
05
How does Twala verify the identity of the signers?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
Twala has multiple levels of signatory verification. Twala verifies the signatory’s email, mobile number, and name via an artificial intelligence-enabled ID verification process where we ask for a government-issued ID and a selfie.
06
Is Twala secured?
WE PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING BASIS
Twala uses multiple levels of user authentication and all communication within the app are protected by Transport Layer Security (TLS). All data is stored in SOC 1 Type II, SOC 2 Type I, and ISO 27001 certified data centers. All documents are stored and encrypted at rest using AES 256-bit encryption.Twala also supports passwordless authentication/login as well as secure document signing by scanning a QR code or via a push notification. This is made possible by Twala’s blockchain-powered digital ID.