Ratifio vs Yoti Sign

Yoti verifies identity. Ratifio verifies everything else.

Yoti Sign combines identity verification with electronic signatures — a powerful combination if you need both. But if your primary need is document signing with regulatory-grade audit trails, Yoti's identity-first approach adds complexity and cost that may not serve you. Ratifio focuses entirely on the signing workflow: chain of custody, document integrity, and long-term retention.

Ratifio

Signing infrastructure with forensic audit trails and 7-year retention

Yoti Sign

Identity-verified e-signatures for trust and compliance

Feature-by-feature comparison

Feature
Ratifio
Yoti Sign
Primary focus
Document signing + audit infrastructure
Identity verification + signing
Signer friction
No account, no ID check — just sign
Identity verification adds steps (stronger assurance)
Audit trail
Per-event: IP, UA, consent, hash, retention
Identity-linked audit (strong on who, lighter on chain of custody)
Retention
7 years standard, configurable to 10+
Standard retention (contact for custom)
API
REST API with webhooks and bulk operations
API available
Pricing
Published, flat per-workspace
Contact sales
Best for
Regulated signing workflows at scale
High-assurance identity-verified signatures

The bottom line

If you need identity verification as part of your signing process, Yoti is purpose-built for that. If you need signing infrastructure with forensic audit trails, long-term retention, and compliance-first design — and your identity verification happens elsewhere in your stack — Ratifio is the focused choice.

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