Domain validation
DV verifies control of the domain. Use a supported DNS, file or email validation method.
Compare domain, organization and extended validation. Extend coverage with wildcard and multi-domain packages.
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DV verifies control of the domain. Use a supported DNS, file or email validation method.
OV and EV also verify the organization. Documents and additional approval may be required.
Compare wildcard and multi-domain coverage in Package Details and check the included domain allowance.
Follow validation steps and certificate status from your customer panel. Download the issued certificate from the same place.
Answers about validation, setup and delivery.
Choose a product and save your domain in the cart and pay. Complete CSR and validation details in your service to start the application. Once validation and issuance are complete, download the certificate from your panel.
A CSR is the signed request used for the certificate application. Keep the matching private key private. Obtain a CSR from your server panel or generate one with the tool in your service, and store your key safely.
DV verifies domain control. OV and EV additionally review the organization. Keep your legal organization details correct and up to date.
A wildcard covers names within a scope such as *.example.com; it does not automatically cover unrelated domains. Check the included allowance if you need multiple domains.
The certificate authority issues the certificate after domain validation and any organization review. Missing records or documents can delay completion. Follow the current status in your SSL service.
The purchased subscription period and the issued certificate’s technical validity can differ. Both dates are shown separately in your customer panel.