FinTech teams
Account-opening and onboarding agreements signed inside your product in one session — no redirect, no separate signing tool for your customer to learn.
Signing inside your product
Elements embed or headless — no redirect
Separate accounts for end-users
OTP identity check only
Real-time lifecycle events
Update your system on completion
Tamper-evident evidence trail
Hash-chained per envelope
What FinTech teams use EndorsedSign for today
Account-opening agreements
Terms and conditions, account agreements, and mandate forms signed during onboarding — inside your product surface, not a third-party redirect.
Card and loan agreements
Credit agreements and loan contracts signed and countersigned in one session. Webhook fires on completion to trigger account provisioning.
Partner and referral agreements
B2B partnership agreements and referral contracts managed through the same workflow as consumer agreements.
Annual re-consent and KYC renewal
Bulk send annual consent updates to all affected customers. Per-customer completion tracked in one view.
Embedded vs. redirect-based signing for FinTech
| Factor | Redirect to signing tool | EndorsedSign embedded |
|---|---|---|
| User experience | Customer leaves your product mid-onboarding | Signs inside your product — no context switch |
| Brand trust | Third-party domain appears during signing | Your domain and branding throughout |
| Completion rate | Drop-off risk at redirect step | Reduced abandonment — continuous flow |
| Lifecycle events | Polling or manual check required | Webhooks fire on every transition |
| Regulatory audit | Evidence in third-party system | Audit trail in your tenant — exportable on demand |
Common questions from FinTech teams
Account-opening flow embedded in your product
The signing experience lives inside your onboarding flow — no redirect to a third-party tool, no separate signing account for your customers.
Embed signing in your FinTech product
Start a trial and we will help you configure an embedded signing demo with a test account-opening flow.