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Is this really the official site of who it claims to be? EsReal shows it, and you can check it yourself. A fake website looks exactly like the real one, padlock included. What it cannot fake is the address of the real company. EsReal shows, on the page itself, what is established about it: Official and verified (vDNS): the site publishes a proof, and your browser just checked it itself - the domain, the server, the DNS, a qualified eIDAS timestamp and a public blockchain. You do not have to take our word for it. Official page (vDOMAIN): the domain is in the EsReal® register, linked to an organisation checked against the official business register. Stay alert: shown only when a check really fails, never because a site is unknown. vURL proofs on esreal.org are checked too; a page that imitates one elsewhere is flagged. Your own Trust Code, paired with the EsReal® app: a fake site can copy the label, not your code. Private by design: the register is downloaded and searched on your device. For a site that is not in the register, nothing leaves your device. EsReal® is not an antivirus: it blocks and scans nothing. Available in English, Dutch, French, German and Spanish.
Nov 1, 2026
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