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Add an SSL Security Verification seal to your website

ssl certificate site seal
We have a Modular Merchant SSL certificate. I was wondering if there is a logo, site seal or something that we can post on our website to demonstrate that the certificate is valid?

Yes, a site seal is available for all SSL certificates provided by Modular Merchant. The site seal will allow your customers to verify that your security certificate is legitimate, up-to-date, and registered to your domain name.

The code for displaying the site seal will differ, depending on the type of SSL certificate that you have purchased.
 
Professional-Grade SSL Site Seal

Clients who have the Professional-Grade SSL Certificate installed may include a site seal by adding the following code to any page on their website.
code
<!--- Secure Site Seal - DO NOT EDIT --->
<span id="ss_img_wrapper_130-65_image_en"><a
href="http://www.globalsign.com/" target="_blank" title="SSL
Certificate"><img alt="SSL" border=0 id="ss_img"
src="//seal.globalsign.com/SiteSeal/images/gs_noscript_130-65_en.gif"></a></span>
<script type="text/javascript" src="//seal.globalsign.com/SiteSeal/gs_image_130-65_en.js"
defer></script><img src="https://www.globalsign.net/evcert.cfm" width="1"
height="1" border=0>
<!--- Secure Site Seal - DO NOT EDIT --->


multiple versions of the pro-grade site seal
Owners of the Professional-Grade SSL actually have several versions of the site seal to chose from. The versions differ in size and animation.

The code for all of the different versions of the Professional-Grade SSL site seals are available at:
http://www.globalsign.com/ssl/buy-ssl-certificates/secure-site-seal/
 
Standard SSL Site Seal

Clients who have the standard SSL Certificate installed may include a site seal by adding the following code to any page on their website.
code
<!--- Secure Site Seal - DO NOT EDIT --->
<span id="ss_img_wrapper_115-55_image_en">
<a href="http://www.alphassl.com/ssl-certificates/wildcard-ssl.html" target="_blank" title="SSL Certificates">
<img alt="Wildcard SSL Certificates" border=0 id="ss_img" src="//seal.alphassl.com/SiteSeal/images/alpha_noscript_115-55_en.gif" title="SSL Certificate"></a>
</span>
<script type="text/javascript" src="//seal.alphassl.com/SiteSeal/alpha_image_115-55_en.js"></script>
<!--- Secure Site Seal - DO NOT EDIT --->


When the appropriate version of the code above is implemented, a site seal, verifying your website's security credentials, will be displayed on your web site where the site seal's code is located.

— Last Edited - 09/19/2011 11:17am PDT
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