Sign.Seal.Verify.
Arabic-first electronic signatures for the GCC. One secure link, a one-time code, and a sealed PDF anyone can verify.
Free to start · Your signers never need an account
- Arabic & EnglishTrue right-to-left signing and a bilingual certificate
- Tamper-evidentPAdES seal and an independent RFC 3161 timestamp
- Audit-readyHash-chained event log, checked every night
- VerifiableScan the QR code on any certificate to check it
Still printing, signing and scanning?
- Paper
- Sign
- Scan
Five steps, days of waiting, and a scanned copy that proves nothing about who signed or whether it changed. SahlSign replaces all of it with one secure link.
Five steps, one link
- 01
Upload
Add a PDF in Arabic, English or both.
- 02
Prepare
Place fields for each signer and choose parallel or sequential order.
- 03
Send
Signers get a secure link by email. No account, no app.
- 04
Sign
A one-time code confirms each signer, then they draw, type or upload a signature.
- 05
Verify
Everyone receives the sealed PDF and a certificate with a QR code to check it.
The real product, in Arabic and English
Place signature, name and date fields for each signer on a bilingual contract — or let AI suggest where they go.
Learn moreScreens from a demo workspace with sample data.
Signing first. The whole contract when you need it.
e-Signature
Send any PDF for signature in Arabic or English. One-time-code verified signers, parallel or sequential order, automatic reminders, and a sealed PDF with a bilingual certificate.
Contract management
Draft from bilingual templates, approve by value in SAR, sign, then track obligations and renewals.
Team & approvals
Five roles, signing order, reassign and delegate, approval rules before anything goes out.
Audit trail & certificates
A hash-chained record of every step and a sealed certificate your legal team can file.
Verification
Scan the certificate’s QR code, or check any signed PDF for changes — free.
Where teams start
Made for how the Gulf signs
- Arabic-first
- A true right-to-left signing ceremony and Arabic typed signatures that render correctly.
- GCC-ready
- SAR values and Hijri dates in contracts, and law guides for every GCC country.
- Bilingual
- Invitations, the signing page and the certificate in Arabic and English.
- Audit-ready
- Every view, code, signature and hand-over recorded in a chain that shows any change.
- Secure
- One-time-code signer checks, encryption in transit and at rest, isolation between organisations.
Saudi Arabia first, then the Gulf
Law guides for the rest of the GCC
Evidence first, stated plainly
E-signatures recognised in law
Saudi Arabia’s Royal Decree M/18, Qatar’s Decree-Law 16/2010 and the UAE’s Federal Decree-Law 46/2021 recognise electronic signatures. Some regulated instruments need a certificate-based signature — in Saudi Arabia, a certificate from a DGA-licensed provider (often with Nafath identity verification) — which SahlSign does not offer yet.
Proof built into every document
A PAdES-B-T seal with an RFC 3161 timestamp, a hash-chained audit trail, and a sealed bilingual certificate of completion.
Where your data lives
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Documents and the application are hosted outside the GCC today; SahlSign does not host inside the GCC yet.
Frequently asked questions
Do my signers need a SahlSign account?
No. They open the link in their email, confirm a one-time code and sign — on a phone or a computer.
Are electronic signatures valid in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia’s Electronic Transactions Law (Royal Decree M/18) recognises electronic signatures. Some regulated instruments require a signature linked to a certificate from a DGA-licensed provider (often with Nafath identity verification), which SahlSign does not offer yet — check with counsel for those documents.
How does someone verify a signed document?
By scanning the QR code on the certificate of completion. It opens the document’s verification record on sahlsign.com — no account needed.
Can documents and signatures be in Arabic?
Yes. The signing page, emails and certificate are bilingual, and Arabic typed signatures render correctly.
Where is my data stored?
Documents and audit records are stored encrypted outside the GCC, in the same region as the application. If you must keep data inside Saudi Arabia, talk to us before subscribing.
How much does it cost?
You can start free. For higher volumes or your whole organisation, talk to our sales team.
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