NDA

One-way NDA template - free e-signature

Protect information you share when the other party is only receiving.

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About this template

A one-way (unilateral) NDA protects the disclosing party when the recipient primarily listens—for example investor decks, vendor RFPs, or candidate take-home briefs.

The template names the discloser and recipient, defines confidential information, and sets return or destruction duties when the relationship ends.

Always confirm the document is eligible for simple e-signature where you operate.

Jurisdiction note

Written in plain English as a general starting point for businesses in the United States and the United Kingdom. Laws differ between countries and states, and this template has not been reviewed by a lawyer. It is not legal advice. Have a qualified lawyer review it for your situation.

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One-way NDA

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Disclosing party name
Acme Studio LLC
Disclosing party email
name@example.com
Recipient name
Jordan Lee
Recipient email
name@example.com
Effective date
January 15, 2027
Purpose of disclosure
Sample description entered when composing the document.

Discloser

Signature · Date

Recipient

Signature · Date

Who uses it

  • Founders
  • HR teams
  • Agencies
  • Consultants

Signer roles

  • Discloser — Party sharing confidential information
  • Recipient — Party receiving confidential information

Fields you'll fill in

Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

  • Disclosing party name (required)
  • Disclosing party email (required)
  • Recipient name (required)
  • Recipient email (required)
  • Effective date (required)
  • Purpose of disclosure (required)

Frequently asked questions

Who signs a one-way NDA?
Typically both discloser and recipient sign so the obligation is clear and enforceable.
Is this suitable for employee NDAs?
It can work for light contractor disclosures. Employment agreements may need local employment counsel.
What if I need mutual obligations?
Switch to the Mutual NDA template instead of editing this one into a hybrid.

Not supported in KarmaKoders Sign

  • Wills, codicils, and testamentary trusts
  • Court filings and court-ordered documents
  • Adoption, divorce, and other family-law documents
  • Notarized or witnessed deeds / instruments that require a notary or wet ink
  • Anything that requires wet-ink signatures under applicable law
  • Powers of attorney
  • Deeds and transfers of land or real estate
  • Guarantees and consumer-credit agreements where local law requires wet ink or a qualified signature
  • Documents for filing with a government authority that require a handwritten signature

This template is provided for convenience and is not legal advice. Review it with a qualified lawyer for your jurisdiction.

Free to prepare. You only pay when you send.

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