ICC General Usage for International Digitally Ensured Commerce (GUIDEC) Rules

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The GUIDEC Rules is the first rules from ICC on electronic commerce. It deals mainly with digital signatures and the role of registration and certification authorities in electronic commerce. It covers only Business to Business (B2B) transactions and does not cover transactions involving consumers in electronic commerce.
The GUIDEC Rules consists of four main parts: the background, the core concepts, the best practices and the conclusions. The contents of the GUIDEC Rules are: ...

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