QuoVadis announced they expanded operations into Belgium to accommodate their European customers. The new subsidiary, QuoVadis Trustlink BVBA, has been accredited by the Belgian Ministry of Economic Affairs (FOD Economie) as a qualified issuer of digital certificates for legally valid electronic signatures.

Founded in Bermuda in 1999, Quo Vadis has offices in Switzerland, Holland, and the United Kingdom. Roman Brunner, chief executive officer, said: “EU initiatives like eIDAS are creating a unified market for electronic identity and signature across Europe.

“However, while the use of the technologies will span borders, their implementation is firmly local. We are expanding the network of QuoVadis offices to get closer to our customers, combining our global experience with knowledge of local business practices and software partners.” A press release explained: “The QuoVadis Trust/Link Enterprise system facilitates the registration and rollout of digital certificates for large customer groups, including outsourced/managed PKI for companies.” They provide software and cloud services for digital signatures, allowing organisations to assert the authenticity of files and data and enabling users on mobile devices to create legal signatures on documents and transactions.