Instant PDF proof that your Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) is active and valid—accepted by UK banks, regulators and auditors.
An LEI certificate is a one‑page PDF that proves your entity holds an active Legal Entity Identifier. It displays:
An LEI certificate is a one‑page PDF that proves your entity holds an active Legal Entity Identifier. It displays:
| Service | Why banks & auditors ask for it |
|---|---|
| Opening a corporate bank or brokerage account | Confirms the entity is legally registered and “Issued” |
| Annual audit / statutory filing | Auditors append the certificate as supporting evidence |
| Supplier onboarding / KYC checks | Streamlines third-party risk assessments |
| Proving group structure | QR code reveals declared parent & ultimate parent LEIs |
Processing is instant for LEIs managed by LEI Registry. Third‑party LEIs may take up to 15 minutes while we fetch fresh data from GLEIF.
Search your LEI in the box above
Click Download Certificate next to the “Issued” status
Save or print the PDF
Search your LEI in the box above
Click Download Certificate next to the “Issued” status
Save or print the PDF
Need multiple certificates? Upload a CSV with up to 500 LEIs and get a ZIP of PDFs by email—ideal for group treasury teams.
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An LEI certificate is a one‑page PDF that proves your entity holds an active Legal Entity Identifier. It displays:
| Managed by LEI Registry | LEI managed elsewhere | |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate cost | £0 | £5 + VAT admin fee |
| Delivery time | Instant PDF download | Instant download after payment |
| Perks | Unlimited re-downloads, renewal reminders |
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Yes—our PDF is digitally signed, contains a QR link to the live GLEIF record and is issued by an FCA-regulated Registration Agent.
Most auditors request a static proof file rather than a screenshot; this certificate meets that requirement.
Yes—search your code and pay a £5 + VAT admin fee to download, or transfer your LEI to us for free and certificates become complimentary.
No, but it carries an embedded digital signature and checksum; any alteration automatically invalidates the signature.
Absolutely—link or embed the PDF so counterparties can self-verify your LEI status.
