Get VeriSign Trust Seal and VeriSign SSL Certificates from VeriSign, Inc.

The #1 Trust Mark on the Internet

VeriSign seals are viewed up to 650 million times a day on more than 100,000 Web sites in 165 countries and in search results on enabled browsers as well as partner shopping sites and product review pages. When Web site visitors see the VeriSign Trust™ Seal, they are less likely to abandon a transaction and more likely to do business with you online.

Add your VeriSign seal to your Web site:

Note: You must purchase a VeriSign SSL Certificate or the VeriSign Trust Seal before installing the VeriSign seal.

How to Get a VeriSign Seal

The VeriSign seal displays on Web sites secured by a VeriSign® SSL Certificate or authenticated for the VeriSign Trust Seal.

	VeriSign SSL Certificate	VeriSign Trust Seal
What visitors experience	Trust + Secure Transactions	Trust
What visitors see on your Web site
What visitors see in search results	Learn more	Learn more
If your Web site...	Directly collects credit card numbers, addresses, passwords and other sensitive data	Does not collect sensitive data from visitors (or payment services are hosted by a 3^rd party)
You need...	Encryption with SSL, a VeriSign Trust Seal to assure customers	A VeriSign Trust Seal to assure customers
How to purchase

Note: If your Web site uses SSL, you must use VeriSign SSL in order to display the VeriSign Trust Seal.

Why the VeriSign Seal Works

Growing concerns about fake sites, viruses and identity theft have made customers reluctant to do business online and to click links that are not familiar to them. The VeriSign seal is the most recognized trust mark on the Internet. When customers see it connected to your Web site, they extend their trust in VeriSign to trusting you and your Web site. VeriSign customer case studies showed an average 24% increase in transactions (ranging from 10% - 36%) when the VeriSign seal was displayed.
Learn more: Case Studies.

What the VeriSign Trust Seal Means

The VeriSign Trust Seal means that VeriSign has verified your identity and that you are the rightful owner or operator of your Web site. The seal verification page displays your business information, encryption information and shows that your Web site has passed a daily malware scan, helping visitors feel safe from search to browse to buy. Combined with a closed padlock, https in the URL or a green address bar, the seal also means your site is secured by a VeriSign SSL Certificate. Learn more: FAQ: VeriSign Seal.

Where to Put the VeriSign Trust Seal on Your Web Site

The VeriSign Trust Seal gives customers peace of mind that it is safe to transact with you. Simply create a seal script and post it on these recommended pages: