Universal certified and qualified contracting method

A universal certified and qualified contracting method of a contract issued by an issuer to be signed by a receiver, the method comprising:

• generating, by an issuer, a message that in turn comprises at least the contract, and data of a receiver of said contract,
• certifying the content of the contract, and
• sending said message to a receiver,
• the method further comprising:
• determining whether the receiver has a digital certificate, it is valid and can be accessed,
• initiating an identity verification process of the receiver when in the previous step it is determined that the receiver does not have a digital certificate, it is not valid or it cannot be accessed, wherein said identity
• verification process of the receiver in turn comprises:
• i. initiating an image capture corresponding to:
• identifying documentation corresponding to the receiver and a viewing wherein at least one part of the body of the receiver is assessed, preferably the face,
• ii. carrying out a verification of the identity of the receiver based on a comparison of the image capture and the official documentation,
• generating a short-term digital certificate for the contracting session, with a validity period no greater than 24 hrs
• adding a first timestamp, stamping the short-term digital certificate with said first timestamp,
• showing the contract to the receiver and sending to the receiver, via SMS, a keyword by way of temporary OTP such that an acceptance is generated by the receiver t signing the contract with said keyword d,
• generating a final evidence document comprising:
• the short-term digital certificate,
• the first timestamp,
• the content of the contract, preferably by means of legible text,
• the keyword by way of temporary OTP,
• time, and
• verified identity,
• signing the final evidence document by means of a digital signature generating a certificate of the signed contract, and
• sending:
• a first copy of the certificate of the signed contract to the issuer, and
• a second copy of the certificate of the signed contract to the receiver.