Display your verified logo next to every email you send — in Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo and more.
Brand-Trust Mark Certificates authenticate your logo for BIMI display in supporting inboxes. Recipients see your verified mark next to your sender name — turning every email into a visible, hard-to-spoof brand moment and defending against the wave of email-impersonation scams.
Pick by what kind of organization you are: trademarked brand, established brand without a trademark, or government body.
The original Mark Certificate — for brands with a registered trademark logo.
BIMI logo display without the registered-trademark hurdle. Validates established public use.
Mark Certificate for verified government entities — anti-impersonation defense for citizen-facing email.
| VMC | CMC | GMC | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requires trademark | Yes (registered) | No | No |
| Verifies | Trademarked mark | Established public use | Government identity |
| For | Trademarked brands | Brands without trademark | Government bodies |
| Logo format | SVG Tiny PS | SVG Tiny PS | SVG Tiny PS |
| DMARC requirement | Strict (quarantine/reject) | Strict (quarantine/reject) | Strict (quarantine/reject) |
BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is the standard that lets a verified brand logo appear next to authenticated email in supporting inboxes. It's a visible authenticity cue: recipients can spot legitimate brand email at a glance, and phishers can't fake the logo position.
Gmail and Google Workspace lead support; Apple Mail, Yahoo Mail, Fastmail and others have varying levels of adoption. Coverage continues to expand.
Yes — Gmail in particular requires a valid VMC or CMC for full logo display. Without one, no logo will appear regardless of your DMARC posture.
Use a CMC. It validates established public use of the mark rather than requiring trademark registration.
Yes — all BIMI logo display requires a strict DMARC policy (quarantine or reject) on the sending domain. Get DMARC enforcement in place before ordering a Mark Certificate.
Whether you have a registered trademark, an established brand, or a government identity to protect — there's a Mark Certificate built for you.