Live status
Status changes are reflected immediately — no action required on the licensee's website.
A live, domain-bound mark of trust for licensed websites. The seal is issued by the Authority and always reflects the current licence status.

Anyone can copy an image. A SIGA seal is different: it is served from our infrastructure, validates the embedding domain and displays the live licence status.
Status changes are reflected immediately — no action required on the licensee's website.
The seal only renders as valid on domains registered to the licence.
The snippet reads only public licence information. It never accesses player data.
Clicking the seal opens the authoritative public licence record on siga.im.
Copy the snippet issued for your licence and place it in the footer of every authorised domain. The div must come first, immediately followed by the script.
Each licence has a unique snippet. Never share it with another domain.
Place the snippet in the site-wide footer, outside any form or checkout flow.
The seal will display the current status automatically. Visit your public licence record to verify.
<div id="siga-YOUR-LICENSE-ID" data-siga-seal-id="YOUR-LICENSE-ID" data-siga-image-size="256" data-siga-image-type="clean-large"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://siga.im/seal/YOUR-LICENSE-ID.js"></script>
If your footer is rendered client-side (React, Vue, Angular), add the script in <head>, add the div to the footer component, then call siga_YOUR_LICENSE_ID.init() after the component mounts.
The seal never falsely presents an inactive licence as valid. Status changes are reflected in the artwork, ribbon colour and on the licence record.

Active and in good standing.

Application under review.

Licence temporarily suspended.

Licence revoked by the Authority.

Licence term ended.

Domain is not authorised.
The validation seal must remain visible at all times in the website footer. It should not be hidden, restyled to misrepresent status, or placed in security-sensitive areas.
The seal must not be placed on checkout, payment, cashier or account-management pages. Licensees are solely responsible for assessing security risks during deployment.