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Signzy's contracting product, now sold as Contract 360, is built for regulated Indian businesses that sign a large number of customer agreements: NBFCs and banks issuing loans, stock brokers opening demat accounts, insurers and fintechs onboarding merchants. It is not a drag-and-drop signing tool for a small office. You connect it to your loan origination or core banking system, it fills a template with customer data, attaches an e-stamp and sends each signer a unique signing link.
Its biggest strength is the India-specific plumbing. Signzy lists Aadhaar eSign, e-stamping in more than 30 states and union territories through SHCIL and e-GRAS states, NESL Digital Document Execution for loan contracts, and organisation-based signing so an authorised signatory can counter-sign programmatically. Signing journeys can be branded and sent over email, SMS or WhatsApp, in 13 or more Indian languages. Signzy says it routes through five eSign service providers for redundancy, which matters if a single ESP outage would otherwise stop your disbursals.
The limits are equally clear. There is no public price, no self-serve signup and no free trial; you go through a sales demo. Using it properly needs developers, because the product is API-first, with callback URLs for completed and failed signings. Signzy quotes a go-live window of 2 to 4 weeks. A small firm that only needs to send a few NDAs a month will find Leegality, Zoho Sign or even DocuSign simpler to start with.
On buying: expect a usage-based commercial agreement negotiated with Signzy's Bengaluru team, typically tied to eSign and e-stamp volumes, with stamp duty passed through at state rates. Ask for the per-transaction rate, ESP charges and minimum commitments in writing before you sign.
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Best suited for: NBFCs, banks and digital lenders executing loan agreements at volume · Stock brokers and investment platforms opening demat and trading accounts online · Fintechs and insurers needing Aadhaar eSign plus e-stamping in many states · Companies that want signing embedded in their own app rather than a separate portal
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Signzy does not publish prices for Contract 360. Pricing is agreed with its sales team after a demo and usually depends on how many eSigns and e-stamps you process, plus stamp duty at the relevant state rate. Ask for per-transaction rates, minimum monthly commitments and whether quoted prices include 18% GST before signing an agreement.
No free plan or self-serve trial is advertised for Signzy Contract 360. Access starts with a scheduled demo with Signzy's sales team, followed by integration work with your own systems. If you want to try e-signing before talking to sales, simpler tools such as Zoho Sign have free tiers, but they lack Signzy's lending-focused stamping features.
Yes. Signzy Contract 360 supports Aadhaar eSign alongside DocSigner, Affix eSign and clickwrap acceptance. For stamping it covers more than 30 states and union territories through SHCIL and e-GRAS, and also handles digital revenue stamps and e-Challan. This combination is why lenders and brokers use it to execute agreements fully online without paper stamp paper.
Signzy says businesses can go live with Contract 360 in about 2 to 4 weeks. That timeline assumes your developers integrate its APIs with your loan origination, core banking or onboarding system and set up callback URLs. Template design, stamp configuration for each state and internal approval flows can stretch this if your contracts vary widely.
Both serve Indian enterprises needing Aadhaar eSign and e-stamping. Signzy Contract 360 fits companies already using Signzy for KYC and onboarding, since contracts plug into the same API stack and it lists NESL DDE and five ESPs for failover. Leegality is often easier for business teams using a web dashboard. Compare demos and per-document quotes before choosing.
Signzy states that it holds ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI-DSS certifications. Contract 360 adds face authentication, biometric checks and fraud checks within Aadhaar eSign, and every signed PDF carries metadata and an audit trail. Regulated entities should still request Signzy's audit reports and data localisation details during vendor due diligence.
Signzy does not offer a separate consumer app for Contract 360. Instead it provides mobile-ready SDKs so your field executives or customers can complete signing inside your own Android or iOS app. Signers can also open their unique signing links from email, SMS or WhatsApp on any phone browser, which covers most customer journeys.
Yes. Signzy Contract 360 supports bulk contract sending, editable templates that pre-fill customer data from your CBS, LOS or LMS, and automated counter-signing by your authorised signatory. Parties can sign at different times with an optional time limit, and a delete-signer function handles repeated failures. This suits lenders processing thousands of loan agreements each month.
Yes. Signzy is headquartered in Bengaluru and was co-founded by Ankit Ratan, Arpit Ratan and Ankur Pandey. It also has offices in Mumbai and Gurgaon, plus New York, Warrenville and Dubai. The company says more than 1,800 financial institutions and technology companies use its onboarding and verification products, of which Contract 360 is one part.
Signzy Contract is e-signature software by Signzy, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Digital contracts and onboarding.
Signzy publishes: Custom quote · Usage-based, via sales. Confirm current plans and taxes on the official pricing page.
Signzy Contract does not advertise a free plan; ask the vendor for a trial or a guided demo.
Yes. Signzy Contract is built by Signzy, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Signzy Contract suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for e-signature software with product management & roadmapping.
Popular alternatives in e-signature software include Zoho Sign, PandaDoc, DocuSign. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Signzy Contract is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

Signzy · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2015 · 3 products in our catalogue · Indian company
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