Free official LEI certificate for Indian companies
Get a free certificate that packages your LEI, legal name, status, renewal date, and GLEIF data source in a document that is easy to share and widely recognized.
Get a free certificate that packages your LEI, legal name, status, renewal date, and GLEIF data source in a document that is easy to share and widely recognized.
Banks, auditors, counterparties, and treasury teams often need a fast PDF summary of the LEI record. An LEI certificate helps confirm the entity name, LEI status, issuer, and renewal timing in one document.
Provide a clean LEI certificate fast when the bank asks for proof that the LEI is active.
Show entity reference data, status, and renewal date in one PDF your team can forward internally.
Share the certificate for trading, treasury, and KYC workflows without sending people to the live registry first.
The premium LEI certificate includes a full LEI record copy with the entity details, registration authority, status, renewal dates, and relationships where available. It is built for bank onboarding, audits, and counterparty compliance reviews.
This digital LEI certificate contains essential reference data and is free for everyone, regardless of where your LEI is registered. Search your company name and we will email the certificate to you.
An LEI certificate is a PDF summary of the public LEI record. Banks, auditors, and counterparties use it to confirm the legal entity name, status, and issuer. It is a common requirement in onboarding packs, KYC checks, and regulatory reporting.
Certificates are often requested before payments or trading activity. Having a current certificate ready can reduce back-and-forth with compliance teams and speed up approval timelines.
There are two common formats: a free certificate with essential data and a premium certificate that includes the full LEI record copy. Both are delivered as PDFs and can be attached to onboarding packs, counterparty confirmations, or audit files.
Enter the 20-character LEI code to retrieve the record instantly. This is the most reliable method and returns a single entity. Use it when you already know the LEI.
If you only have an entity name, use the search option and confirm the correct record before requesting the certificate. Matching the country and registration authority ID helps avoid picking the wrong entity.
If you registered through GlobalLEI, the order reference or confirmation email can also be used to find the LEI and retrieve the certificate when the LEI code is not immediately available.
The certificate includes the legal entity name, registration authority reference, and country. This ensures the certificate can be matched to official registries and onboarding documents.
Issuer details show which LOU validated the record. Banks often check the issuer to confirm the LEI is maintained by an authorised GLEIF-accredited organisation.
Certificates display status, last update, and the next renewal due date. These dates act as the practical validity window for compliance checks.
If you cannot find your record, check spelling, remove punctuation, or search with the registered legal name. Some records may take time to appear in the public index. If the LEI is still missing, contact support with your LEI, entity name, and email.
If your certificate shows lapsed status, renew the LEI before sharing it with a bank or counterparty so the record reflects current status and dates. → Renew LEI
If another provider manages the LEI and you need the premium certificate, transfer the LEI first. Transfers are free and the premium certificate becomes available once the record is managed by GlobalLEI. → Transfer your LEI
Use your LEI code or company name to find out whether the premium certificate is available immediately or whether the free certificate is the right option.
