Single Domain Business Validation SSL Certificates secure one fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or a subdomain of an officially registered company under a single SSL installation. If a business can’t prove its identity and domain ownership, the CA will not sign the BV SSL Certificate.


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Comodo InstantSSL
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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Comodo OV SSL
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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Comodo Premium Wildcard SSL
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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DigiCert Standard SSL Certificate
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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FlexGeoTrust True BusinessID SSL Certificate
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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GoGetSSL BusinessTrust SSL Certificate
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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Sectigo InstantSSL
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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Sectigo OV SSL
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
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Sectigo Premium SSL Wildcard
One Domain
Business Validation
Issued in 1-2 days
Single Domain Business Validation SSL Certificates
Single Domain BV SSL products help e-commerce websites and companies of all sizes protect visitors’ sensitive data. They offer state of the art encryption, impossible to break by cyber thieves. Extra features include generous warranties against data breaches or fraudulent issuance, as well as highly recognizable site seals to boost customer trust.
All BV Single Domain Certificates run smoothly on numerous server platforms and email clients including the popular Microsoft products.
What is Business Validation?

Business Validation, also called Organization Validation is the second tire of SSL Certificates, sandwiched between Domain Validation and Extended Validation certs. They follow the same level of encryption as any other commercial certificate, no matter the type or price. Namely, you get 2048-bit key encryption and up to 256-bit certificate encryption.
BV SSL certificates are the optimal web security solution for online shops and businesses that accept and process credit card payments. PCI (Payment Card Industry) standards require companies to maintain a secure environment and a safe transfer of visitors’ sensitive data.
Here’s where BV SSL certificates play a crucial role. They encrypt the personal information shared between browsers and servers, and help businesses meet the strict PCI guidelines. On top of that, every visitor will see your company’s official name upon inspecting your SSL Certificate. Such transparency will only increase customer trust and your reputation.
To obtain a BV Single Domain certificate, you must submit to your Certificate Authority accurate and up to date documents about your legal organization. If your paperwork matches the details from the company register, i.e., the official name of organization, country, city, and state, the CA will accept your request and send the SSL Certificate files to your email in 1 to 2 business days. However, if your organization doesn’t operate in good faith, and can’t be tracked to the provided location, the CA will decline your request.
How BV Single Domain SSL work?

BV Single Domain SSL Certificates can encrypt both the naked version (yoursite.com) and the “www” version of the domain name (www.yoursite.com). However, not all BV Single Domain certs offer this option. Certain products will secure only the version you specify in the CSR (Certificate Signing Request). If you submit yoursite.com, then you’ll need to redirect the traffic from www.yoursite.com to yoursite.com and vice versa. To avoid confusion, always pay close attention to your certificate’s specs.
A Single Domain BV certificate will protect all the pages of your website, but it won’t secure your subdomains or multiple websites at once. If you need to protect several domains or subdomains, buy a BV Multi-Domain or Wildcard product instead.
When applying for a Single Domain BV certificate, you must include the following info in your CSR:
- Your primary domain name (e.g., ssldragon.com)
- Organization name (e.g., GPI Holding LLC)
- Organizational Unit Name (e.g., IT)
- Country Name (e.g., US)
- City or Locality (e.g., San Jose)
- State or province (e.g., California)
- A valid Email address
After the CA verifies and approves your request, it will issue the SSL Certificate via email. Only then, you’ll be able to install it on your server.
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