Find an Indian entity by its registered name or 20-character LEI number, then download an LEI certificate containing its key registration details.
Don’t have an LEI?
Enter the entity’s registered name or LEI number to locate its record using the LEI search tool. Check the name, jurisdiction and other details to make sure you select the correct entity.
Review the LEI number and registration status shown in the search results. If the record is lapsed, the entity should renew its LEI before using it for a process that requires current data.
Select Download Certificate to generate the PDF. You can save, share or print the certificate for a bank, broker, auditor or compliance team.
Enter the entity’s registered name or LEI number to locate its record using the LEI search tool. Check the name, jurisdiction and other details to make sure you select the correct entity.
Open the LEI Record
Review the LEI number and registration status shown in the search results. If the record is lapsed, the entity should renew its LEI before using it for a process that requires current data.
Download the Certificate
Select Download Certificate to generate the PDF. You can save, share or print the certificate for a bank, broker, auditor or compliance team.
Managing LEIs for a group or portfolio? Upload a CSV containing up to 500 entities and download the available LEI certificates together in a ZIP file.
An LEI certificate is a downloadable PDF that brings an entity’s Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) and key reference data together in one document.
The certificate does not create or replace the LEI. It provides a convenient way to present information from the entity’s public LEI record when a bank, broker or another organisation requests it.
The entity’s registered legal name and unique 20-character LEI number.
The status of the entity’s LEI record when the certificate is generated.
The relevant registration, update and next renewal dates recorded for the LEI.
Details of the Local Operating Unit responsible for managing the LEI record.
A QR code or link that can be used to open and verify the associated LEI record.
A bank, broker or other organisation may request an LEI certificate as supporting evidence of an entity’s LEI number and registration status.
| Use case | How the certificate helps |
|---|---|
| Bank or broker onboarding | Presents the entity’s LEI number and status in one document |
| KYC and counterparty checks | Makes the entity’s registered LEI details easier to review |
| Audit and compliance records | Provides a downloadable record of the entity’s LEI information |
| Regulatory or payment processes | Supports submission of LEI details when additional documentation is requested |
Whether an entity needs an LEI in India depends on its activities, transactions and the applicable requirements. The obligation generally concerns the LEI and its status, not a particular certificate PDF. Whether the certificate must be supplied depends on the institution and process involved.
An LEI certificate is designed to be downloaded and shared. An LEI badge is an embeddable website element that allows visitors to view your organisation’s LEI information.
Enter your 20-character LEI number below, choose the light or dark design and copy the generated HTML code.
Enter your LEI number below to preview your trust badge and get the code to embed it on your website.
Paste this code into your website's footer. Works with WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, and any platform that supports Custom HTML blocks.
Paste the code into your website footer, company information page or another section that supports custom HTML.
The badge is connected to the entity’s LEI record. When the underlying record is renewed or updated, the badge can reflect the refreshed information without requiring you to replace its embed code.
Choose the LEI certificate when you need a PDF that can be downloaded, printed or sent to a bank, broker, auditor or compliance team.
Choose the LEI badge when you want to display your organisation’s LEI information on its website.
An entity must first be assigned an LEI before an LEI certificate can be generated.
The LEI number remains assigned to the entity, but its associated data must be revalidated at least annually to maintain a current registration status.
LEI stands for Legal Entity Identifier. An LEI certificate is a downloadable document presenting an entity’s LEI number and associated reference data.
Search using the entity’s registered name or LEI number, select the correct record and choose Download Certificate to generate the PDF.
Applicable Indian requirements may require an eligible entity to obtain and maintain an LEI, but not necessarily this specific PDF. A bank, broker or counterparty may request the certificate as supporting documentation.
No. The LEI is the unique 20-character identifier assigned to the entity. The certificate is a downloadable document that presents the LEI and associated record details.
A certificate is intended to present current LEI information. If the record is lapsed, renew the LEI first so its data can be revalidated and its registration status updated.
An LEI certificate is a downloadable PDF for sharing or printing. An LEI badge is an embeddable website element that displays information connected to the entity’s LEI record.
The certificate has no separate renewal cycle, but the underlying LEI data must be revalidated annually. Download a new certificate after renewal so it reflects the current record status and dates.
