Lleida.net exhibits digital trust suite at ANDICOM 2026
Lleida.net (BME:LLN, EPA:ALLLN), the Barcelona-listed electronic trust services provider, participated in the 41st edition of ANDICOM, Latin America's flagship ICT congress, held from 1 to 4 September at the Centro de Convenciones Las Américas in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. The company ran a dedicated stand throughout the event and used the platform to present its suite of digital trust products to buyers from across the region.
The products on display covered three core categories: registered electronic notifications delivered via email, SMS and WhatsApp; electronic signature services, including digital certificate-based signing and identity verification through codes and biometrics; and document process automation paired with the company's electronic document management system, referred to internally as SGDEA.
The Cartagena pitch
Giovanni Silva, Colombia Sales Manager at Lleida.net, said the congress came at an apt moment. "As artificial intelligence and automation continue to advance at a pace, digital trust matters more than ever," he said. "At Lleida.net, we work to ensure every notification, signature or document process carries the legal validity that Colombian businesses need to operate securely."
The company also took part in a trade mission organised by ACCIÓ, the Catalan government's trade and investment agency, which ran networking sessions and business meetings alongside the main congress programme with the stated aim of generating commercial opportunities in the Latin American market. No specific deals, partnerships or customer wins were announced in connection with either the stand or the trade mission.
This year's ANDICOM drew delegations from more than 40 countries and recorded over 6,000 attendees. The European Union attended as guest of honour. The congress theme, "Unleashing the Power of AI", centred on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, connectivity and digital regulation as drivers of national competitiveness.
Market context
Latin America's electronic signature and digital identity market has expanded steadily as governments in the region have updated their legal frameworks to recognise electronic documents and registered notifications. Colombia's e-signature legislation, grounded in Law 527 of 1999 and subsequent CONPES digital-government directives, provides a legal basis for the services Lleida.net is selling, though enforcement maturity and adoption rates vary considerably between the public and private sectors.
Lleida.net competes in this space against global providers such as DocuSign, Adobe Acrobat Sign and OneSpan, as well as a growing number of regional Latin American players that have built compliance specifically around local legal regimes. The company's differentiated position rests on its registered-communication layer, which logs the delivery and opening of notifications in a legally admissible audit trail. That capability is increasingly relevant as regulators across the region move to require auditable records for contract execution and public-service communications.
Broader adoption of AI-assisted document workflows is also putting pressure on trust-service vendors to demonstrate that automation does not weaken evidentiary validity. Lleida.net's emphasis on legal validity at the point of signing and notification appears designed to address precisely that concern as enterprise buyers integrate AI tooling into back-office processes. The company did not disclose revenue figures, customer numbers or contract wins from the event.