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1 year
₹4,890/year
Total: ₹4,890
*18% GST extra. Includes all fees.
Free LEI certificate.
- Quick LEI registration & issuance
- Full RBI & GLEIF compliance
- Ideal for businesses needing updates
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3 years
₹4267/year
Total: ₹12,800
*18% GST extra. Includes all fees.
Free LEI certificate.
- Multi-year discount pricing
- No annual renewal reminders
- Best for stable compliance planning
5 years
₹3860/year
Total: ₹19,300
*18% GST extra. Includes all fees.
Free LEI certificate.
- Lowest yearly cost & savings
- Complete hassle-free for 5 years
- Peace of mind with long-term validity
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) is a unique 20-character code that identifies legal entities participating in financial transactions globally. It helps improve transparency and compliance in the financial system.
Any company or entity involved in financial transactions, such as trading in securities, derivatives, forex, or making regulatory filings, requires an LEI as mandated by RBI, SEBI, and global standards.
Read more here.
An LEI is mandatory for many legal entities engaging in trading and financial transactions, particularly in jurisdictions governed by regulations such as MiFID II (EU), Dodd-Frank (US), and others. Without an LEI, entities may not be able to execute financial trades.
Typically, your LEI is issued within 1-2 working days after we receive your completed application, required documents, and payment.
An LEI is valid for one year from the date of issuance or renewal. It must be renewed annually to remain active and compliant.
You need to provide proof of your entity’s legal existence, such as Certificate of Incorporation, PAN card, or any government-issued registration proof, depending on entity type.
Yes, obtaining and maintaining an LEI involves a fee. The cost varies depending on the provider and the duration for which the LEI is obtained.
MyLEI is an official LEI registration agent, fully compliant with all regulatory and data transmission standards. This is especially important if your company opts for a multi-year LEI renewal, as the advance payment covers the entire renewal period securely.
Choosing an official registration agent like My LEI guarantees secure data handling and reliable, high-quality service.
Yes, you can renew your LEI at any time before its expiry to ensure uninterrupted compliance. We recommend renewing at least a month in advance to avoid penalties or transaction blocks.
If your LEI expires, it becomes inactive, and you may not be able to execute certain financial transactions or regulatory filings until it is renewed and reactivated.
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Yes. You can transfer your LEI to MyLEI anytime without changing your LEI code. The transfer is free and only shifts management rights to us. Read more about how LEI transfers work here.
Simply apply on our website. We will send you a power of attorney to sign and handle the transfer with your current provider. The process usually completes within 5-7 business days.
Read more about the full transfer process here.
The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) is a not-for-profit organization overseeing the Global LEI System.
A Local Operating Unit (LOU) is an entity accredited by GLEIF to issue, renew, and transfer LEIs.
A Registration Agent assists legal entities with LEI services by facilitating the registration, renewal, and transfer processes with accredited LOUs.
MyLEI operates as a Registration Agent in partnership with the accredited LEI Issuer(s): Ubisecure Oy (RapidLEI) LEI: 529900T8BM49AURSDO55
A POA is a legal document that grants a third party the authority to act on behalf of your organization to apply for, renew, or transfer an LEI. It’s typically used when a company authorizes a service provider to handle the LEI process on its behalf.
You need to provide a POA or LOA if:
- You are not an employee or legal representative of the entity.
- You are applying on behalf of someone else’s company.
- You are using an LEI registration agent or third-party provider.
Only an authorized representative of the entity (e.g., director, board member, or managing officer) can sign the POA or LOA. The signatory must have the legal authority to bind the entity.