Each seal type has its own design, purpose and public certificate. The previews below use the current names, colours and styles configured by the administrator.
Confirms that the verification code was retrieved from the registered domain.
See this seal and what it verifies →Confirms sender-domain control and current SPF, DKIM and DMARC records.
See this seal and what it verifies →Business identity and registered website verification.
See this seal and what it verifies →Organization identity and registered website verification.
See this seal and what it verifies →Website and organization verification.
See this seal and what it verifies →Organization membership or certification verification.
See this seal and what it verifies →Australian builder licence verification linked to an official regulator record.
See this seal and what it verifies →Australian Financial Services Licence verification linked to the ASIC record.
See this seal and what it verifies →Real seals link to a live certificate. Always open the record and compare its organization, website, verification status and expiry with the site displaying it.
A genuine embedded seal opens its current public certificate.
Confirm that the certificate is verified, current and not suspended or revoked.
Match the website, organization and any licence details with the service you are using.