Latest revision as of 03:15, 9 August 2026

💡 In simple words: When people buy or sell houses, they need to sign papers to make the deal real. This page explains how signatures work for real estate deals on WikiDeal.

🎯 In 20 seconds (scientific summary): This emerging framework proposes standardized signature management protocols for real estate transactions within WikiDeal's cooperative marketplace. The approach suggests evolving toward structured verification hierarchies and integration with existing digital signature infrastructure, with open questions regarding platform-native versus third-party signature solutions currently under development through collaborative open calls.

This is a draft page, under construction. Status: initial hypothesis, proposed as a base for discussion. It is intended to host the signature section of the Real Estate portal. This element of the portal structure is explained on the Portal Structure Model page (section "11. Signature").

Real Estate: signature management

Under construction. This page covers how signatures are managed for the contracts of this portal: who signs, in which order, what proof of signature is kept, and the place of electronic signature.

Signature process

To be defined: who signs, in which order, and what proof of signature is kept.

Electronic signature

To be defined: which signature levels would apply.

Open questions

Whether WikiDeal would offer an online signature tool of its own or rely on existing tools is an open question, intended to be handled through the open call on contract signature.

Portal structure (model)

This page is part of the standard structure of the Real Estate portal. Each market portal offers the same set of content types, even when some are still empty:

📋 Portal structure: how this market portal works · full model
Rules of the game	Portal Main, the governing conventions for this portal
Base contract	Contract Base, the foundation contract and its clause cultures
Models	Contract Model(s), concrete models built on the base
Amendments	Base Amendment · Model Amendment
Addenda (avenants)	Base Addendum · Model Addendum
Lawyer-validated	Contract Validated, contracts validated by lawyers
Legal references	Legal Reference, by country and language
Compensation	Compensation, Conditions · Pricing & Scales · Karma tokens
Use cases	Use cases, real pilot examples
Alerts & prevention	Alerts & prevention, alerts, risks and common errors together
Statistics	Statistics, usage statistics and common error statistics
Signature	Signature, signature management, see the open call on contract signature
Tutorials	Tutorials · FAQ
Debates	Debates (Talk)

Some sections may still be empty: they are listed so the structure is available and ready to fill. Each element is explained on the Portal Structure Model page.

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+{{ExpertIntro|This emerging framework proposes standardized signature management protocols for real estate transactions within WikiDeal's cooperative marketplace. The approach suggests evolving toward structured verification hierarchies and integration with existing digital signature infrastructure, with open questions regarding platform-native versus third-party signature solutions currently under development through collaborative open calls.}}
 ''This is a draft page, under construction. Status: initial hypothesis, proposed as a base for discussion. It is intended to host the signature section of the [[Markets/en/Portal:Real Estate/Main|Real Estate portal]]. This element of the portal structure is explained on the [[Markets/en/Portal:All Portals/Portal-Structure-Model#signature|Portal Structure Model]] page (section "11. Signature").''
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 == Open questions ==
-Whether WikiDeal would offer an online signature tool of its own or rely on existing tools is an open question, intended to be handled through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Call:Contract-Signature|open call on contract signature]].
+Whether WikiDeal would offer an online signature tool of its own or rely on existing tools is an open question, intended to be handled through the [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Contract-Signature|open call on contract signature]].
 == See also ==