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DigiCert is a leading digital security company that provides SSL/TLS certificates and public key infrastructure (PKI) solutions for securing websites, applications, and connected devices. Charges labeled as “OMNIROOT LLC” are typically legacy billing descriptors tied to DigiCert-managed certificate services.

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About DigiCert

DigiCert is a global provider of digital certificate and PKI solutions used to secure websites, enterprise networks, cloud services, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It issues SSL/TLS certificates and related trust services that enable HTTPS encryption and identity verification for organizations of all sizes. Through a series of historical acquisitions and transfers, DigiCert now operates the former CyberTrust/Verizon OmniRoot public root certificate program, which is why the legacy name “OmniRoot” still appears in various technical and billing contexts.

When you see a card or bank statement entry such as “OMNIROOT LLC” or “DIGICERT OMNIROOT,” it is very often an annual or multi‑year renewal fee for an SSL/TLS or other digital certificate originally purchased under the CyberTrust/Verizon OmniRoot program and now managed by DigiCert. Earlier, Baltimore Technologies sold its OmniRoot security software business to beTRUSTed (CyberTrust), which was later absorbed by Verizon; DigiCert subsequently acquired the CyberTrust SSL business and OmniRoot roots from Verizon.([irishtimes.com](https://www.irishtimes.com/news/baltimore-sells-security-software-subsidiary-1.497335?utm_source=openai)) Because legacy merchant records were never fully updated, older billing names like “OmniRoot LLC” persist even though the underlying service is a DigiCert‑managed certificate.

If you have questions about such a charge, the best approach is to verify whether your organization uses DigiCert or inherited CyberTrust/Verizon SSL certificates. Search your email and internal records for DigiCert, CyberTrust, certificate order confirmations, or renewal notices around the charge date, and then contact DigiCert support with the exact transaction date, amount, and descriptor text. They can usually look up the charge by amount and last four digits of the card, confirm which certificate it corresponds to, adjust auto‑renewal settings, or advise on refunds according to their policies.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to DigiCert.

  1. OMNIROOT LLC

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement show a charge from “OMNIROOT LLC” instead of DigiCert?

“OMNIROOT LLC” is a legacy billing name tied to the old CyberTrust/Verizon OmniRoot certificate program, which DigiCert acquired and now operates. The underlying service is typically a DigiCert‑managed SSL/TLS or related digital certificate, but some payment processors still display the older merchant descriptor instead of simply “DigiCert.”([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/what-is-the-omniroot-charge-on-your-statement/?utm_source=openai))

What kind of products or services are usually billed under the OMNIROOT or DIGICERT OMNIROOT descriptor?

These charges are most often for SSL/TLS certificates or other PKI‑related digital certificates originally issued under the CyberTrust/Verizon OmniRoot program and now managed by DigiCert. They are typically annual or multi‑year renewals for website or application security, and amounts can range from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars depending on the certificate type and coverage.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/what-is-the-omniroot-charge-on-your-statement/?utm_source=openai))

How can I confirm which certificate a specific OMNIROOT LLC charge corresponds to?

Gather the exact transaction date, amount (including cents), and the full descriptor text from your statement (for example, “OMNIROOT LLC” or “DIGICERT OMNIROOT”), then contact DigiCert support via the contact options on digicert.com. Provide those details along with the last four digits of the charged card; support can typically locate the related order and tell you which domain or certificate the payment was for.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/what-is-the-omniroot-charge-on-your-statement/?utm_source=openai))

Could an OMNIROOT LLC charge be the result of automatic renewal?

Yes. Many SSL/TLS and PKI products are set to auto‑renew to prevent certificate expiration, and legacy CyberTrust/Verizon OmniRoot certificates now renewed through DigiCert may still bill under the OMNIROOT descriptor. If you or your IT team enabled auto‑renew years ago, the renewal may continue annually even if the description looks unfamiliar.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/what-is-the-omniroot-charge-on-your-statement/?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel future OmniRoot/DigiCert certificate renewals that show up as OMNIROOT LLC?

First identify the certificate by contacting DigiCert with the charge details, then ask support or your account representative to disable auto‑renewal on that certificate or account. In some cases you can also log into your DigiCert account portal and turn off auto‑renew under the specific certificate or order so that future OMNIROOT‑labeled charges stop after the current term expires.

What should I do if I don’t recognize the OMNIROOT LLC charge and suspect it’s unauthorized?

Check internally with your IT, web, or security team to see if they manage DigiCert or legacy CyberTrust/Verizon certificates and confirm whether anyone requested a renewal around that date. If no one recognizes the purchase and DigiCert support cannot associate the charge with your organization, you should contact your card issuer or bank promptly to dispute the transaction and request a replacement card if necessary.

Can I get a refund for an OMNIROOT LLC charge if we no longer need the certificate?

Refund eligibility depends on DigiCert’s current refund and cancellation policies and how long it has been since the certificate was issued or renewed. After identifying the charge with DigiCert support, explain that the certificate is no longer needed and ask whether a partial or full refund is possible; they may also suggest revoking the certificate and disabling future renewals.

Where can I find invoices or receipts for historical OMNIROOT or DigiCert OmniRoot charges?

Invoices and receipts are usually available in the DigiCert account portal under your organization’s profile or billing section, even if the descriptor still shows as OMNIROOT on your card statement. If you do not have portal access or your account predates DigiCert’s current system, contact DigiCert billing or support with your company name and recent charge details so they can email you copies of past invoices.

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