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Frequently Asked Questions
What is oneNDA?
oneNDA is an open-source, crowd-sourced Non-Disclosure Agreement created by a coalition of leading law firms. It's designed to be a universal standard that eliminates the need for negotiation and legal review. Learn more at onenda.org
Is the electronic signature legally binding?
Yes. Electronic signatures are legally binding under the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act (ESIGN Act) and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA). Each signature includes a full audit trail with timestamp, IP address, and document hash for verification.
Do recipients need to pay?
No. Receiving and countersigning an NDA is always free. Only creating and sending NDAs requires a subscription.
Do recipients need an account to sign?
No. Recipients can review and countersign the NDA directly from the email link without creating an account. They can optionally create a free account afterward to download their signed copy.
Can I customize the NDA?
You can customize the parties, purpose, confidentiality duration, and governing law. The core terms follow the oneNDA v2.1 standard and cannot be modified through the platform. This is by design — standardization is what makes the NDA trusted.
How do I cancel my subscription?
You can manage your subscription through the Stripe billing portal. Canceled subscriptions remain active until the end of your current billing period. Existing signed NDAs remain accessible.
What happens to my NDAs if I cancel?
All signed NDAs remain valid and accessible for download. You simply won't be able to create new NDAs until you resubscribe.
How is my document protected?
Each NDA is hashed with SHA-256 at creation. When signed, the hash is recorded with the signature. If the document hash at signing doesn't match the original, the signature record will show a mismatch — proving tampering.