The purpose of this article is to consider the possibility of concluding court settlements during so-called remote hearings, i.e. without personal presence of one or both parties at the hearing. It first analyses the existing provisions concerning the nature of the personal signature and the admissibility of approving a settlement despite the absence of a signature. Next, the possibility of concluding a settlement agreement during a remote hearing is assessed. The author indicates that the current substantive and procedural law regulations do not prevent this. Finally, a procedural proposal for concluding a settlement agreement during a remote hearing is presented.