Major Email Providers Supporting BIMI Logo Display in 2025

Several major email providers have adopted BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) to enhance inbox branding and security. As of 2026, these platforms fully support BIMI:

• Gmail: Requires a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) or Common Mark Certificate (CMC) for logo display.
• Yahoo Mail: Supports BIMI logos without requiring a VMC but recommends it for enhanced security.
• Apple Mail: Displays BIMI logos on iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura 13 or later, and iCloud.com.
• Fastmail: Allows logo display without requiring a VMC.
• AOL: Supports BIMI with specific authentication requirements.
• La Poste: Provides manual verification for non-VMC domains.
• Zone: Fully supports BIMI logo display.

Providers Considering BIMI Support

Several providers are actively testing or planning to adopt BIMI:

• Comcast
• Yahoo Japan
• Atmail
• Seznam.cz

Providers Not Yet Supporting BIMI

While Outlook hasn’t joined the BIMI movement yet, leading platforms like Gmail and Yahoo have—making it essential to leverage BIMI and stay ahead while Microsoft catches up.

Why Provider Support Matters for Your Brand

Adopting BIMI with supported providers ensures:

• Enhanced Visibility: Logos displayed prominently next to emails increase brand recall.
• Improved Trust: Verified logos signal authenticity to recipients.
• Higher Engagement: Emails with logos see increased open rates compared to those without.

Explore our FAQ on DMARC Compliance to learn how it supports successful BIMI implementation.

Supported platforms: Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Apple Mail, Fastmail, AOL, and more.

Build trust: Verified logos reassure recipients of email authenticity.

Boost engagement: Increase open rates with enhanced inbox branding.