Signing Password

A Signing Password (also known as a Signing PIN)  is a password for your electronic signature and protects your signed documents so that someone else cannot open the transaction and sign for you, or view your documents.

You will be prompted to create the Password the first time you open a transaction, and the Password created will be used to sign in each additional time you open the same transaction. Depending on the document, you may also be asked to re-enter this Password every time you sign and initial to be sure we are recording your intent to sign the document.  It is important to choose a password that is secure yet easy for you to remember.

If you've been asked to sign a document in SIGNiX, and you've forgotten your Signing Password when you are being asked to enter it, simply hit the Forgot My Password button on the 'Please Log In' screen to start the reset process. A step-by-step guide can be found here.

If you suspect that your Signing Password has been compromised, you should change your Signing Password as soon as possible.

Typically your SIGNiX password will not expire, so you should only have to change it when you feel like your account has been compromised, or if you have forgotten your Password. 

It’s extremely important that you don’t share your Signing Password with anyone. Please do not put your password in an email, even if you are contacting SIGNiX support for help. 

If you are trying to sign real estate documents, sent through Digital Ink, then know that you might have a separate login username/password for the ZipCommunity. Please click here for more info about our partner company ZipLogix and to contact them for support.

Submitters can follow these same steps from their personal login link for the Document Center Home.