What is an SSL certificate? An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that encrypts communication between a browser and a web server. This encrypts guarantees that any information sent to the web-server is private and confidential. SSL certificates are commonly used on e-commerce websites, banking websites and money sending / remittance platforms such as PayPal, Payoneer, and Skrill.
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