The New Delhi fintech says SprintSign can reduce document turnaround from days to minutes, combining Aadhaar-based verification, biometrics, eSignatures and Digital Signature Certificates with a full audit trail.
PaySprint has introduced SprintSign, a digital signing platform that the company says can cut enterprise document turnaround from several days to just a few minutes. The New Delhi-based fintech and RegTech firm is aiming the service at banks, non-banking financial companies and other businesses that need to complete agreements quickly while keeping a clear record of each step in the signing process.
According to PaySprint, the platform lets users upload files, assign signatories and manage signatures online. It supports sequential, parallel and bulk signing, alongside live status updates, automated reminders and an audit trail. The company says SprintSign is intended for customer onboarding, loan agreements, contracts, consent forms and statutory filings, areas where manual paperwork can slow down business operations and delay revenue or compliance deadlines.
The platform offers six signing options: Aadhaar-based one-time password verification, biometric authentication, iris verification, face-match authentication, electronic signatures and Digital Signature Certificate-based signing. PaySprint says that gives organisations flexibility to choose the method that fits a document’s legal or operational requirements. Aadhaar eSign is recognised under India’s Information Technology Act, 2000, subject to applicable conditions.
The launch comes as digital signing gains wider acceptance in India. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology said in its 2024-25 annual report that more than 87 crore eSigns had been issued across empanelled service providers, while the Unique Identification Authority of India said cumulative Aadhaar face-authentication transactions crossed 200 crore in August 2025. S. Anand, PaySprint’s founder and chief executive, said the new platform was designed to reduce the cost and delay of traditional signatures while linking approvals to verified identities. Founded in 2020, PaySprint says it now serves more than 5,100 partners through over 200 API-based services.
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