Taking international norms into account, each Party must let participants in electronic transactions choose the authentication technologies and implementation models for their transactions, must not limit recognition of authentication technologies and models, and must let participants prove that their transactions comply with its authentication laws. A Party may nonetheless require, for a particular category of transactions, that the authentication method meet performance standards or be certified by an authority accredited under its law. The Parties must encourage interoperable electronic authentication.
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