Extended Validation SSL Certificates (EV SSL) function as the highest class of SSL certificates, activating both the padlock and the legal identity field in most browsers.
Apple browsers (Mojave, iOS) no longer support the visual cue associated with EV SSL certificates, which is the legal identity appearing to the left of the web address.. Chrome will likewise discontinue on September 10, 2019. Firefox will do the same on October 22, 2019. As a result, we recommend considering an alternative type. Contact our sales team for assistance.
Client requirements are as follows:
You may be required to provide official government documentation proving your right to do business. These documents may include one or more of the following:
An Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate is structurally similar to other certificates, offering the same level of security. but was designated by a CA specific policy identifier so that EV aware software can recognize a EV secured site. EV certificates are issued by Nexcess according to a specific set of identity validation criteria. Refer to How to purchase an EV standard SSL certificate for more information.
An EV SSL Certificate helps visitors complete secure transactions with confidence because your site has the Green Address Bar in web browsers. This gives your site a potential competitive advantage over sites without this feature, translating into higher conversion rates and more revenue.
Other features include:
Need an SSL certificate, or have questions? Visit the Nexcess website or contact our sales team between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. eastern time (ET), Monday - Friday.
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