This can be checked by anyone with access of the public key corresponding to the private key used in the creation of the digital seal, ensuring the integrity of the sealed document.
Besides authenticating the document issued by the legal entity, e-Seals can also be used to authenticate any digital asset of the legal person, such as software code or servers.
The important difference between a digital signature and an electronic seal is that the latter is usually created by a legal person while digital signatures are created by a natural person.
For the creation of a digital signature, action of the person signing a document or data is required.
[2][6][7] It enables to verify the issuer of a document over long periods of time.