UNIEF Global Trustmark
Who Can Use It
The UNIEF Global Trustmark may be used by organisations that demonstrate a commitment to responsible, transparent, and trustworthy digital commerce in line with the UNIEF Global Code of Conduct.
The Trustmark is open to a wide range of actors across the digital trade ecosystem, as long as they operate legally and uphold the principles of fair and sustainable e-commerce.
Eligible Organisations
The Trustmark may be used by:
E-commerce merchants
domestic or cross-border
Marketplaces and digital platforms
Logistics and fulfilment providers
Payment and fintech services
Digital service providers supporting e-commerce
SaaS, AI, cybersecurity, customer tools
Basic Requirements
To use the Trustmark, an organisation must:
- Be a registered legal entity
- Operate in good faith with transparent business information.
- Commit to the UNIEF Global Code of Conduct
- Renew this commitment annually.
Scope
What the Trustmark Is Not
- It is not a legal certification and does not require audits.
- It is a voluntary, principle-based commitment to responsible and trustworthy e-commerce.
Ready to apply?
Applying for the Trustmark is simple. Any legally registered organisation in digital commerce may apply.