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Mobile Qualified Signature – Delivered by mSzafir

See how Neontri built KIR’s mobile qualified signature service, giving users a secure way to sign legally binding documents across iOS and Android – without additional hardware.

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Client: National Clearing House (KIR), operator of Szafir, Poland’s qualified electronic signature and trust service

Industry: Financial services

Scope: Full lifecycle product delivery (UX/UI, mobile, backend, integration) and 24/7 SLA support

Key technologies: Swift, Kotlin, Java, KMP, Jiffee

Challenge

KIR has long operated Szafir, enabling people to sign contracts, financial agreements, court filings, and other official documents with full legal validity across the EU. In 2018, KIR set out to make it available on smartphones, allowing users to complete the process without dedicated signing hardware.

The new service had to:

  • Meet eIDAS, applicable ETSI standards, and supervisory requirements
  • Protect sensitive cryptographic operations on mobile devices
  • Support strong customer authentication without adding unnecessary friction
  • Maintain the reliability expected of critical digital infrastructure
  • Provide a simple and accessible user experience
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Solution

Neontri developed mSzafir to extend KIR’s qualified electronic signature offering to smartphones.

Built on Jiffee, our platform for mobile payments, strong customer authentication, and operation authorization using one-time codes, the solution combined:

  • Native iOS and Android applications with UX and UI designed around trust, clarity, and ease of use
  • Backend services and integration components supporting the signing process
  • Secure handling of cryptographic operations on mobile devices
  • A high-availability architecture based on a private certificate authority

Delivery approach

Neontri supported mSzafir beyond the initial build, providing technical documentation for conformity assessments and regulatory audits, dedicated 24/7 SLA support, and continued product development after launch.

Results

mSzafir launched as one of the world’s first mobile qualified signature applications, extending KIR’s national trust infrastructure to a new channel without compromising security or regulatory compliance.

The platform passed statutory audits, met eIDAS and applicable supervisory requirements, and maintained 99.9% availability for mission-critical processes.

By enabling fully digital transactions at scale, mSzafir strengthened KIR’s position in Poland’s digital trust market.

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Our process for strategic partnership

  • 01

    Discovery

    Objectives, regulatory demands, and technical requirements are assessed to determine the right approach.

  • 02

    Design

    The architecture is built for security and scale; the interface, for trust and clarity.

  • 03

    Development

    The solution is developed following best practices, with a strong focus on quality and performance.

  • 04

    Testing

    Performance, security, and compliance are thoroughly checked before release.

  • 05

    Deployment

    Rollout is carefully managed, ensuring reliability for mission-critical use.

  • 06

    Support

    UX improvements, further development, and 24/7 support are provided after launch.

Written by
sara kurczynska

Sara Kurczyńska

Content Specialist
Andrzej Puczyk

Andrzej Puczyk

Head of Delivery
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