What is this BIMI feed?

This page shows BIMI logos discovered by monitoring Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued VMC and CMC certificates. Only domains with DMARC p=reject enforcement and accessible logos are included.

What's the difference between VMC and CMC?

A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) requires a registered trademark and is the gold standard for BIMI. A Common Mark Certificate (CMC) doesn't require a trademark, making it more accessible. Both enable brand logos in email inboxes.

How often is this feed updated?

The feed is updated daily by scanning Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued BIMI certificates from DigiCert, Entrust, and other approved certificate authorities.

Latest BIMI Logos — Live Certificate Transparency Feed

How This Feed Works

Every day, we scan Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued BIMI certificates. When a brand obtains a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) or Common Mark Certificate (CMC), it gets logged publicly — and we pick it up.

We then verify each domain has:

DMARC p=reject — the strictest email authentication policy
A valid BIMI record — pointing to a hosted SVG logo
An accessible logo — properly formatted SVG Tiny 1.2 PS

Only domains meeting all criteria appear here. This is the real-world state of BIMI deployment — brands that are fully ready to display their logo in Gmail, Apple Mail, and Yahoo Mail.

VMC vs CMC

VMC (Verified Mark Certificate) — Requires a registered trademark. The gold standard for BIMI. Required by Apple Mail.
CMC (Common Mark Certificate) — No trademark required. More accessible for smaller brands. Supported by Gmail and Yahoo.

Latest BIMI Logos

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VMC vs CMC

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