Customers know when they have an SSL session with a website when their browser displays the little gold padlock and the address bar begins with a https rather than http. SSL certificates can be used on webservers for Internet security and mailservers such as imap, pop3 and smtp for mail collection and sending security.

What is an SSL Certificate?

All Web servers that handle credit cards should use SSL (secure socket layer) encrypted communications. While a secure server discusses sensitive credit card information with the customer, anyone eavesdropping on this electronic conversation (through any Internet computer) between browser and server will only see illegible data. Of course, it can't protect the customer from someone watching over the customer's shoulder. An SSL Certificate when installed on a secure server will help in identifying the merchant using it and to encrypt the credit card, and other sensitive, data. SSL Certificates need to be renewed every year, in order to enjoy continued protection of online purchases.

Kinds of SSL Certificates?

SSL Certificates issued by Certificate providers like Verisign, Entrust etc., come as plain SSL Certificates, and ones with the Certificate, and a Seal, which can be displayed online. This Seal would, provide that extra level of trust to your website visitors. The visitor by just moving his mouse on the seal, can get real-time information of the website merchant like his Contact Address, Email, whether the website is certified, and other vital information.


SSL Certificates provided by Us.

1.Entry Level Certificates

Stable, single root install 128 / 256 bit SSL certificates ideal for sites conducting low volume / low value levels of ecommerce or to secure login areas of your website or intranet. These provide around 99% browser recognition rates.

2. Quick SSL Certificates from Geotrust

the world's second largest 2nd largest Certification Authority in the world. With QuickSSL certificates, your customers can conduct secure internet transactions with the same level of trust and confidence you expect in the offline world. QuickSSL offers true 128 / 256 bit encryption that's fully compatible with leading browsers from Microsoft and AOL/Netscape. Geotrust's state-of-the-art automated authentication process issues your certificate in only 10 minutes.

3. Quick SSL Certificates with Smart Seal from Geotrust (http://www.rapidssl.com/geotrust/quick_ssl_premium.htm)

Same as mentioned above, and additionally comes with a Smart Seal for your website. This Smart Seal that you can display on your site guarantees online visitors they will receive the highest level of encryption possible.

This GIF is a sample snapshot of the GeoTrust Smart Seal. The actual site will disable right click and save features and will display a live date / time stamp