How in-person signing with eSignature technology creates better experiences for everyone and ensures the highest level of compliance.
In-Person Signing in 2025: Where Electronic Signatures Meet Branch Banking
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The Safety and Security Behind eSignatures
Read along for an overview of the significant security elements integrated into eSignatures to ensure a safe and secure signing experience.
eSignatures: Benefits for Your Financial Institution
Here are the top benefits of adopting eSignatures for your bank or credit union.
First Financial Federal Credit Union
Headquartered in Wall, N.J., First Financial Federal Credit Union serves approximately 30,000 members located in the central and southern areas of the state. The credit union offers a number of services to its members that are on par with the technology offered by larger institutions, including online banking, online mortgage applications, automated telephone teller, bill pay and Loan Connection, a service that offers pre-approvals via telephone.
eSignatures Are Now a Top Priority Across the Nation
Now more than ever, eSignatures and digital transaction enablement are critical technologies for credit unions. With increasing member demand to complete financial transactions and documents in a remote and safe environment, eSignatures have shifted from a convenience offering to a banking infrastructure necessity. eSignatures are no longer a luxury.
T Bank to Elevate their Digital Experience with IMMeSign
T Bank will be deploying IMM eSign for Banks across all departments for easier and faster document processing, while providing customers with a more convenient and universal eSigning experience
E-Sign 101: The Nuances of Satisfying Demonstrable Consent (E-Sign Act, Section 101)
Digital transformation has arrived, and eSignatures continue to play a vital role in the rapidly evolving banking industry. The ESIGN Act (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce) was introduced by the government in the year 2000 in an effort to ease the adoption of electronic signatures, ushering in a new era of streamlined document-centric transaction processing.
How E-signatures and Digital Transaction Management Critical for Today’s Credit Unions…
Digital products and services were a “nice-to-have” prior to the pandemic. But post pandemic, they have become a “must-have” offering for today’s credit unions. It’s expected now.
Credit Union Reports 300% Surge in Remote Digital Transactions
First Community Credit Union Leverages IMM’s Web Forms to Workflow During Pandemic to Increase Member Service Efficiency and Convenience.
Pandemic Fuels Surge in eSignature Adoption, 125 New Banks Join
More than 125 banks have adopted IMM eSign, the company’s premier eSignature platform, to provide customers with a more engaging, digital banking experience in response to rapidly changing expectations and safety concerns.
Next Generation Version of IMM eSign Now Available
IMM, the only eSignature provider that specializes in digital transaction solutions exclusively for financial institutions, announced today new versions of IMM eSign and IMM eSign Plus are now available for general release. New features and advanced functionality contained in the platforms further simplify and streamline eSignature processes across the entire enterprise, elevating and further safe guarding the consumer experience while accelerating digital transformation.
Podcast: Bankadelic – Covid-19 & eSignatures
Join host Lou Carlozo as he explains how even as COVID-19 exacts an economic toll, the e-signature has assumed a positive role with IMM’s SVP, Michael Ball.
TrailWest Bank Elevates Digital Transformation Strategy with IMM eSign
IMM, the only eSignature provider that specializes in eSignature and digital transaction solutions exclusively for financial institutions, today announced Lolo, Montana-based TrailWest Bank (TWB) has successfully deployed IMM eSign for Banks across all departments to process digital transactions faster, providing customers a more convenient and engaging experience. TWB is a locally owned, independent bank with more than $668 million in assets, operating 16 branches across four counties in Western Montana.
