At least in Europe, when you 'e-sign' a document, you're doing it with the cryptographically secure identity cert embedded in your ID card. You haven't 'e-sign

At least in Europe, when you 'e-sign' a document, you're doing it with the cryptographically secure identity cert embedded in your ID card. You haven't 'e-signed' anything if you haven't used your ID for it. In some countries this is a requirement for almost all docs, including signing a mobile phone contract, or opening a bank account. You'll have the same if you get a fancy Estonian e-residence.