A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) One-Pagege Form is a legally binding document that sets out an agreement between two or more parties to maintain the confidentiality of information that is shared. The agreement is typically made between an individual or business that is disclosing the information and a recipient of the information, who is legally obligated to keep the details private. There are two main types of Non-Disclosure Agreement One-Pagege Form: Unilateral and Mutual. Unilateral NDA's require only one party to agree to the terms of the agreement, while Mutual NDA's require both parties to agree to the terms of the agreement. In both cases, the agreement outlines the purpose of the disclosure, the information that is to be kept confidential, and the obligations of the recipient of the information. It also outlines the consequences for any breach of the agreement, such as a penalty or termination of the agreement. The agreement is typically signed by both parties and a copy is provided to each.