Certificate authority

Visa

Visa operates 2 root certificate(s) trusted for TLS by at least one major root store (CCADB owner: Visa; country: US). See fingerprints, expiry and Chrome, Mozilla, Apple and Microsoft status.

Data updated

Details

CCADB CA owner
Visa
Country
US
Country (CCADB)
United States of America
Roots
2
Roots trusted for TLS
Chrome 0 · Mozilla 0 · Apple 0 · Microsoft 2
Intermediates under its roots
3 (3 valid)
Auditor
KPMG
CAA
visa.com

CAA records

The CCADB lists 1 CAA issuer domain(s) recognized by the currently valid intermediate certificates of Visa. One issue record with any of them lets Visa issue for your domain. Domains that contain the CA's name come first, the rest by how many valid intermediates recognize them.

Copy-ready record(s) for the first 1 domain(s):

example.com. CAA 0 issue "visa.com"
DomainValid intermediates
visa.com4

For issuewild, iodef or DNS-provider formats, use the CAA record generator: CAA Generator

Root certificates (CCADB)

Visa has 2 root certificate(s) in the CCADB TLS report. Together they have signed 3 intermediate CA certificates, 3 of them still valid.

Roots this CA owner has in the CCADB TLS Server Authentication report, with current status in each root store.

  • trusted for TLS
  • included with limits (NotBefore / no TLS bit)
  • removed or blocked
  • not included
Root certificate Key Expires ChMoApMSIntermediates
Visa Public ECC Root CA ECDSA P-384 2041-03-15 Not includedNot includedNot includedIncluded1 (1)
Visa TLS Root CA RSA 4096 2034-03-06 Not includedNot includedNot includedIncluded2 (2)

Audits

Audit data the CCADB records for the TLS roots of Visa. Auditor(s): KPMG. The most recent audit period ended on 2026-03-31.

AuditSchemePeriodStatementReport
Standard auditWebTrust2025-04-01 – 2026-03-312026-06-24 cpacanada.ca
Network securityWebTrust2025-04-01 – 2026-03-312026-06-24 cpacanada.ca
TLS Baseline RequirementsWebTrust2025-04-01 – 2026-03-312026-06-24 cpacanada.ca

CP/CPS documents

Certificate Policy and Certification Practice Statement links that Visa has disclosed in the CCADB for its TLS roots, with effective dates:

Report a certificate problem

To report a mis-issued certificate, a compromised private key or other abuse, use the channels Visa lists in the CCADB (replace [at] and [dot] in addresses):

  • PKIPolicy[at]visa[dot]com

Incident reports

CAs in Mozilla's root program file compliance incident reports in Mozilla's Bugzilla (product CA Program, component CA Certificate Compliance). This search lists the bugs whose title contains the words “Visa”:

Bugzilla: incident reports matching “Visa”

FAQ

What CAA record allows Visa to issue certificates?

Publish example.com. CAA 0 issue "visa.com". The CCADB lists 1 recognized domain(s) for Visa: visa.com.

Who audits Visa?

KPMG, according to the CCADB. The latest TLS Baseline Requirements audit (WebTrust) covers 2025-04-01 to 2026-03-31; the statement is dated 2026-06-24.

How do I report a problem certificate to Visa?

Use the channel(s) listed in the CCADB: PKIPolicy[at]visa[dot]com.

How many root certificates does Visa have?

2 in the CCADB TLS report. Trusted for TLS: Chrome 0, Mozilla 0, Apple 0, Microsoft 2. They have signed 3 intermediates, 3 of them still valid.

Sources

  1. CCADB — Resources
  2. CCADB — All Certificate Information (root and intermediate), CSV V5
  3. CCADB — List of CAA Identifiers
  4. CCADB — List of CA problem reporting mechanisms