EV Multi-Domain SSL - SSL certificate for your website
EV Multi-Domain SSL combines the highest validation level with protection for several independent domains. It suits banks, insurance and financial companies, and large stores: anyone whose store, service, and customer portal run at different addresses. At Leneex, you place one order instead of several and go through organization validation once. After issuance, the certificate is installed on your server, and support helps with the setup.
- Trusted by browsers: 99%+ compatibility
- HTTPS supports your search rankings
- Customer data sealed with encryption
- Free installation
Three Reasons to Choose EV Multi-Domain SSL
Order EV Multi-Domain SSL for website
Extended vetting across several domains of an online store.
Specifications
- Price, per year
- €163.99
- Renewal, per year
- €196.79
- Secures
- 3-100 websites secured
- Domains
- Multi-Domain
- Validation
- EV
- Assurance level
- Very high
- Available to
- Online stores
- Paperwork
- Needs paperwork
- Domain examples
- blog.mysite.com, secure.mysite.co.uk, payment.mysite.net, www.blog.mysite.org
- Local domains
- Not supported
- Mobile browsers
- Supported
- Money-back, days
- 15
- Warranty
- €1 750 000
- Browser support, %
- 99.9
- Reissues
- Free, unlimited
- RSA key length, bit
- from 2048
- Encryption, bit
- up to 256
Four steps to your EV Multi-Domain SSL for website
Include your main domains and the subdomains you need, each as a separate entry. Keep the base package limit in mind: additional names are purchased separately.
You'll need the legal entity's name, address, and registration number. A Leneex manager will tell you what to prepare in advance.
The organization is validated once, and control of each domain is confirmed separately: by email, through DNS, or with a file. The more domains you have, the longer validation can take.
Installing an EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate is possible on several VPS instances with one key, but after a reissue it has to be updated on each of them. You can pay by Visa, Mastercard, or invoice.
SSL questions, answered
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The package includes a base number of names, and the rest are purchased separately. Exact limits are listed on the product page.
No, certificate authority rules don't allow wildcard names in EV. The subdomains you need are listed in the certificate explicitly, each as a separate name.
Legal entity details: name, address, registration number. The authority checks them against registries, calls a verified phone number, and verifies the applicant's authority. A Leneex manager will tell you what to prepare in advance.
The organization is validated once, and control of each domain is confirmed separately: by email, through DNS, or with a file on the site. The certificate is issued once all names are confirmed.
Usually from one to several business days. The more domains there are, and the slower the company responds to the authority's requests, the longer it takes.
The set of names is changed through a reissue in your Leneex account dashboard, and new domains are validated again.
Legal entities are issued an invoice, and Visa and Mastercard cards are also accepted. One EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate for a website and its key can be installed on several VPS instances, but after a reissue it has to be updated on each of them. Transfer the private key only over a secure channel: if it leaks, you'll need to reissue the certificate and revoke the old one.
Question 01
How many domains are included in EV Multi-Domain SSL?
The package includes a base number of names, and the rest are purchased separately. Exact limits are listed on the product page.
This type of certificate combines the highest validation level, Extended Validation (EV), with support for fundamentally different domain names. Instead of managing a certificate for each domain name separately, you buy one Multi-Domain certificate and combine different domains.
Who Needs an EV Multi-Domain SSL Certificate
It's the best choice for:
corporate websites;
financial services;
online stores;
large financial services;
banks;
insurance companies;
government portals.
For example, a company may have several divisions. Each one runs on a separate domain, for convenience or for another reason. To illustrate, consider an example: a financial company has the site example.com, and its separate lines of business are hosted at:
shop-example.com — an online store with products;
service-example.com — the company's online service;
portal-example.com — a customer portal.
These are not subdomains but independent domains. This is exactly where the distinctive feature of the EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate for a website shows. The customer doesn't need to buy four separate certificates and go through verification four times. It's much simpler.
One document covers all the domains. But it's important that they belong to a single legal entity. Otherwise, the certificate authority won't approve EV SSL issuance. If all the domains belong to one organization, there will be no problems with validation under EV standards. As a result, you get reliable, centralized SSL protection. Keep in mind also that EV rules don't allow wildcard entries such as *.example.com. For subdomains, Wildcard is the better fit, and with organization validation, OV Wildcard.
It's handy to keep the limitations and conditions of EV Multi-Domain SSL in front of you:
Condition | What it means | What to keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
One owner | All domains belong to one legal entity | Different companies need separate certificates |
Wildcard names | EV rules don't allow them | Subdomains are listed as separate entries |
Name limit | The base package includes a set number of names | Additional names are purchased separately; check the product page for the exact limit |
Validation | The organization is validated once, each domain separately | The more domains, the longer validation can take |
Changing the list | The set of names is changed by a reissue | After a reissue, the certificate has to be updated on all servers |
Why You Should Choose EV Multi-Domain
Buying an EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate means getting a convenient tool for managing the protection of all of a company's domains. For partners and customers who check certificate details, it's confirmation that the organization has passed extended validation.
During validation, the customer ordering the certificate goes through Extended Validation, which covers not only ownership of the domain name but also:
the organization's legal status;
its physical address;
the actual existence of the company.
This is a very important aspect for any financial resource or service. For companies that need verified identification of the owner, OV and EV are the right choices.
Why Customers Choose Leneex
We offer a service where all the tools you need are gathered under one roof. With us you can buy a domain, order a virtual server, and get free SSL certificate installation. Managing your projects from a single account dashboard is convenient.
Our specialists are always happy to help you choose a certificate, install it, and renew it. If questions come up during validation, we'll gladly answer them. Technical help is available by chat and email. And most importantly, the price of an EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate is listed on the product page, and installation is free.