A free, open-source alternative to MoldSign for Moldova’s electronic ID.
A notarized macOS app, without security workarounds.
And a way to sign when your phone is all you have.
App Store availability depends on review. Google Play may require testing access.
Add your document. Card details stay hidden until a card is connected.
The eSemnBun mobile app lets you sign documents directly on iPhone, iPad and Android using your electronic ID and a compatible USB reader.
Download the signed, notarized DMG and move the app to Applications. No commands to bypass Gatekeeper or disable security checks.
Connect a compatible reader to your phone with a suitable adapter. Choose a document, enter your card PIN and share the signed file.
Choose your card, add files and sign. Verify a document or use supported government websites. The source is available under the MIT license.
The app prepares the document. Your card creates the signature after you authorize it with your PIN. Timestamping and certificate checks use public trust services.
How your data is handledUse eSemnBun to sign PDF documents, create XAdES signatures, and verify signed files with a compatible electronic identity card and USB reader. The same card can be used at your desk or on your phone.
No. eSemnBun is an independent project by Nicolae Ghimbovschi. It provides a native alternative to the MoldSign desktop workflow and supports compatible MSign website requests. It is not affiliated with STISC.
Yes, using the iPhone, iPad or Android app with a compatible USB reader and the appropriate adapter. You need an active signing certificate and the correct card PIN. NFC is not supported.
No. eSemnBun uses the signing key on a supported electronic identity card. It does not issue certificates, activate a card or replace a mobile operator’s SIM signing service.
You’ll need an active electronic ID card, its PIN, and a compatible USB reader.
USB-C and Lightning adapters are supported. NFC is not supported.
App Store availability depends on review. Google Play may require testing access.