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Thinker Papyrus: eConsent and eContract on the Customer's Phone

Capture PDPA consent and sign legally binding loan contracts on the customer's phone, sealed with PKI and an electronic timestamp: Section 26 of the Electronic Transactions Act as standard, Section 28 on request.

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Minutes
from approval to signed contract

Why paper slows lending

Approved loans still wait for a signature

The decision takes minutes; the paperwork afterwards can take days.

01

Couriers and branch visits

Contracts are printed, signed and shipped back, so disbursement waits on logistics.

02

Consent is hard to prove

Paper or checkbox consent is scattered across systems and difficult to show an auditor.

03

Errors found too late

A missing page or signature is found at document check, and the customer is called back.

What Papyrus does

Consent and contracts, signed and sealed digitally

Every document the customer agrees to, recorded once and provable later.

  • PDPA eConsent

    Purpose-by-purpose consent, versioned, with withdrawal handled in the same place.

  • Contract templates

    Contracts generated from approved templates with the loan's own terms filled in.

  • Sign on any phone

    Customers read and sign with OTP on mobile, LINE OA or web, no app needed.

  • PKI signatures

    Documents sealed with PKI to ETA Section 26 as standard, or Section 28 with a CA certificate.

  • Electronic timestamp

    Each signature carries a trusted timestamp, so the moment of agreement is provable.

  • Audit-ready archive

    Signed documents and the consent trail kept together and retrievable for audit.

How it works

From approval to a signed contract

Papyrus picks up where Expert Decision leaves off, and hands the contract to booking.

  1. Collect consent

    During onboarding the customer accepts PDPA and NCB consent, each recorded by purpose.

  2. Generate the contract

    Once approved, the contract is built from your template with the loan's terms.

  3. Sign on the phone

    The customer reviews and signs with OTP; PKI and a timestamp seal the document.

  4. Book and archive

    The signed contract goes to booking and is archived with its consent trail.

Buyer questions

How this is different

What teams weigh when comparing Papyrus with a general e-signature tool.

  1. Why not a general e-signature tool?

    Papyrus is built for lending: contracts are generated from the loan itself, consent is tied to the same customer record, and the signed file flows straight into booking.

  2. Is the signature legally binding in Thailand?

    Yes. Papyrus signs to Section 26 of the Electronic Transactions Act as standard, and Section 28 with a certificate from a licensed CA when you need it.

  3. Can we use our own contract templates?

    Yes. Your legal team's templates are loaded as they are, with fields mapped to the loan data.

Frequently asked questions

What teams ask about eConsent and eContract

The questions legal, compliance and operations teams ask before a demo.

Section 26 covers reliable electronic signatures; Section 28 adds a certificate from a licensed certification authority, for documents that need the strongest evidence.

See a contract signed in minutes.

Bring a contract template and we'll show it signed on a phone.

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