New ID LEI portal live: redesigned interface, plans up to 5 years and simplified process

InfoCamere has released the new version of the ID LEI portal, the service dedicated to requesting and managing LEI codes for legal entities operating in foreign jurisdictions: United Kingdom, Germany, Luxembourg, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Malta, India, Ireland and South Africa.

The new portal, accessible at id-lei.com, introduces significant improvements to the user experience and expands available features, meeting the needs of companies, funds and financial institutions subject to identification requirements under MiFID II, EMIR and SFTR.

Key new features:

  • Multi-year plans up to 5 years: LEI code renewal can now be managed for up to five years in a single transaction, ensuring regulatory compliance continuity and reducing administrative burden.

  • Intelligent search: the system integrates the official GLEIF APIs for automatic suggestions, making it faster to identify the legal entity.

  • Contextual FAQs: every information page is accompanied by relevant FAQs, available without leaving the page.

  • Request flow: the process for submitting LEI code activation, transfer and renewal requests has been further streamlined.

The ID LEI portal is managed by InfoCamere, a GLEIF-accredited operator, ensuring the issuance of internationally recognised LEI codes in accordance with GLEIF global standards.

For more information and to access the portal: id-lei.com

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