What are virtual addresses in eEvidence and what are they used for?

If you want to register on eEvidence with an email address that has DMARC applied to the domain, we will assign you a virtual address.

Adopting the DMARC protocol allows free email providers to ensure that emails delivered to recipients have a legitimate origin. This way, the recipient of an email from a generic domain sender can be confident that the received email is not an impersonation.

This requires eEvidence to certify the email from these senders using a virtual email address, as eEvidence's mail servers are not authorized to deliver emails on behalf of these generic domains.

This virtual address will be visible to the recipient. In any case, we include an additional setting in the email so that when you click "reply," your real address appears.

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• your virtual email address in eEvidence will be
• the recipients of a certified email sent trhough eEvidence will see it came from
• when the above recipients click on reply, the email used will be
• if a recipient copies the virtual address and writes a new email using it, we'll tell him/her to write to your usual address
• the DMARC setting for the domain is

Remember that this virtual address allows us to smoothly deliver and verify your emails without compromising the integrity and purpose of your communications. It is only applicable in cases of free email domains or domains with active DMARC rejection policies.

This unique approach enables us to provide uninterrupted registered email services, even with stringent security measures in place for public domain emails. It's part of our commitment to deliver a secure and reliable service that stands out from the competition.

For any questions or additional information you may need, write to us at support@eevidence.com