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LEI for ICT providers under DORA
Banks, insurers and investment firms must list their ICT providers in a DORA register of information – identified by LEI. Get your company's LEI online.
Since 17 January 2025 the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA, Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) requires banks, insurers, investment firms, payment institutions and other financial entities to keep a register of information on all their ICT third-party service providers and to report it to their supervisor every year.
Why the LEI matters
In the register each ICT provider is identified by a unique code – as a rule its LEI. That is why financial institutions now ask their IT, cloud, software, data centre and consulting suppliers for an LEI, often during contract renewal or vendor onboarding.
Who is asked for an LEI?
- Software and SaaS companies with financial-sector customers.
- Cloud, hosting and data centre providers.
- IT consultancies, developers and managed service providers.
- Subcontractors in the chain behind these providers.
How to get it
Search your company below, choose a plan and sign the power of attorney online. The LEI Issuer checks your data against the business register and usually issues the LEI within one business day. Choose a multi-year plan so the LEI stays valid for the whole plan period.
LEI prices
| Term | New LEI | Renewal / transfer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | ₹5,108 ₹5,108 per year |
₹6,150 ₹6,150 per year |
| 3 years | ₹14,074 ₹4,691 per year |
₹15,638 ₹5,213 per year |
| 5 years | ₹20,329 ₹4,066 per year |
₹23,457 ₹4,691 per year |
Prices exclude VAT. No setup fee, no charge for parent company data, transfers included and a free LEI certificate (PDF) with every order. VAT and any country surcharge are shown before you pay.
How it works
- Find your company – Search by name or registry code — we prefill the data from official registers.
- Choose a plan and pay – Pick 1, 3 or 5 years and pay by card, a local payment method or invoice.
- Receive your LEI – We send your application to our partner LEI Issuer, which validates the data and issues the LEI. You receive the LEI by e-mail.
Frequently asked questions
Does a company outside the EU need an LEI for DORA?
Yes, in practice: for providers outside the EU the LEI is the identifier financial entities use in their register.
Do we need an LEI if we only have one bank client?
If that client is a financial entity under DORA and asks for it, yes – one LEI covers all your clients.
What documents do I need?
A power of attorney signed by a legal representative of the company. We prepare it pre-filled: a board member can sign it online on the order page in a few seconds; otherwise a legal representative signs it digitally or by hand and you upload it. The LEI Issuer checks the entity data against the official business register.
How long does it take?
Your LEI is usually issued within one business day after payment and the signed power of attorney. A transfer can take longer, because the current LEI Issuer has to release the LEI.
What happens when my LEI expires?
An LEI must be renewed every year. Once it lapses, banks and brokers may refuse trades until it is renewed. We remind you 60, 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before expiry – or choose a multi-year plan and the LEI is renewed automatically every year.
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Updated 3 November 2026 · Joel Mitt, LEImint OÜ