SIGNiX

About SIGNiX

Founded in 2002 by Jay Jumper, SIGNiX operates from Chattanooga, Tennessee, providing cloud-based digital signature and remote online notarization (RON) software. The company's inception traces back to an acquisition by Jumper, a seasoned entrepreneur with a background in financial services and technology, who previously founded the fintech robo-advisor ProNvest. Jumper identified the potential in the company's distinct, secure technology and acquired it in 2002.

SIGNiX directs its solutions toward highly regulated industries, including real estate, wealth management, healthcare, and finance, where security and legal enforceability are paramount. Its business model is primarily B2B, operating on a subscription basis and generating revenue through partnerships with other software providers who integrate SIGNiX's technology into their own platforms, often on a white-label basis. This partner-focused strategy accounts for a significant portion of its distribution.

The core of the company's offering is its patented digital signature technology, which differentiates itself from more common electronic signatures. Instead of merely placing an image of a signature on a document, SIGNiX embeds a cryptographic, tamper-evident seal for each signature directly into the document. This method ensures that the legal evidence and audit trail—including details of the signing process and identity verification—are permanently part of the document itself. This architecture allows for independent verification of the signature's validity at any point in the future without relying on SIGNiX's servers. The company's product lineup includes EnterpriseDoX for high-volume, integrated transactions via its FLEX API, MyDoX for smaller-scale use, and specialized solutions like eNotaryDoX for remote online notarization. This RON platform facilitates a completely electronic notarization process with features like multi-factor identity authentication, video conferencing, and a secure electronic notary journal.

Over its history, SIGNiX has raised approximately $16.5 million in funding from investors including Angel Capital Group and Voyent Partners. The company has processed over a billion digital signatures, underscoring its established presence in the market. Its technology adheres to numerous compliance standards, such as ESIGN, UETA, HIPAA, and Title 21 CFR Part 11, ensuring its applicability across its target sectors.