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Peppol identifier schemes — United Arab Emirates

Active OpenPeppol participant identifier schemes (code list v9.7) for United Arab Emirates (AE), plus international schemes you can use from any country. Deprecated and removed schemes are omitted.

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Peppol Participant IDs use ICD:value — the ISO 6523 ICD code in front, then the required local identifier. Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::ICD:value

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SchemeICD (ISO 6523)ScopeRequired IDSample Peppol ID
AE:TIN
UAE Tax Identification Number (TIN)
0235NationalUAE Tax Identification Number (10 digits, starts with 1)0235:1000123456
Sample local value: 1000123456
DUNS
Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S Number)
0060InternationalD-U-N-S Number (9 digits)0060:812810734
Sample local value: 812810734
GLN
Global Location Number
0088InternationalGlobal Location Number (13 digits)0088:1548079098355
Sample local value: 1548079098355
EU:NAL
Directorates of the European Commission
0130InternationalEU institution / agency NAL code (short code issued for Commission directorates and EU bodies, e.g. emsa, eib, edps)0130:emsa
Sample local value: emsa
LEI
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
0199InternationalLegal Entity Identifier (20 characters)0199:5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12
Sample local value: 5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12
GS1
GS1 identification keys
0209InternationalGS1 identification key (AI + value)0209:414541000099999325412345678901234567890
Sample local value: 414541000099999325412345678901234567890
SPIS
OpenPeppol Service Provider Identification Scheme
0242InternationalOpenPeppol Service Provider ID (SPID) — 6-digit Main ID assigned by OpenPeppol to certified Access Points / SMPs (optional -useCase.suffix)0242:000076
Sample local value: 000076
EU:REID
Business Registers Network
9913InternationalEuropean Business Registers Network (EBR/BRIS) company identifier — not a typical SME Peppol ID; prefer your national scheme when available9913:784519
Sample local value: 784519
IBAN
SOCIETY FOR WORLDWIDE INTERBANK FINANCIAL, TELECOMMUNICATION S.W.I.F.T
9918InternationalInternational Bank Account Number (IBAN)9918:DE89370400440532013000
Sample local value: DE89370400440532013000

National schemes (AE)

1 active scheme specific to United Arab Emirates.

AE:TIN

UAE Tax Identification Number (TIN)

ICD 0235 Active

Issuing agency: UAE Federal Tax Authority

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme AE:TIN (ICD 0235).
  2. Enter your UAE Tax Identification Number (10 digits, starts with 1), e.g. 1000123456
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0235:1000123456

Select scheme AE:TIN (ICD 0235). Enter your UAE Tax Identification Number (10 digits, starts with 1) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0235:1000123456

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0235:1000123456

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Structure

The Tax Identification Number (TIN) is a unique number issued and managed solely by the UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) for each registered taxpayer. It is an official identifier that cannot be created or assigned by any other party. A TIN comprises of 10 numerical digits: - [1]: UAE country identifier in accordance with GCC agreement. This number must always be "1" - [23456789]: business identifier, generated automatically by the FTA's core tax administration system at the time a person presents themselves for registration - [X]: check digit (mathematically derived by adopting Luhn's algorithm). Luhn's algorithm is as follows: a. Multiply each ODD-placed digit by 2 b. Multiplying each EVEN-placed digit by 1 b.1. If the product is less than 10, the number is retained as it is b.2 If the product is 10 or more, the units place and tens place digits is added to get a single value c. Take the sum of the digits from step b above d. Mod 10 of the unit's place of the sum of the values in step c above

Validation rules

RegEx: 1[0-9]{9}

Display format

[1][23456789][X]: The first digit from the left must always be "1"

Applies in context: United Arab Emirates

International schemes

Available to organisations in United Arab Emirates and every other Peppol country (GLN, DUNS, LEI, and more).

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DUNS

Data Universal Numbering System (D-U-N-S Number)

ICD 0060 Active

Issuing agency: Dun and Bradstreet Ltd

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme DUNS (ICD 0060).
  2. Enter your D-U-N-S Number (9 digits), e.g. 812810734
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0060:812810734

Select scheme DUNS (ICD 0060). Enter your D-U-N-S Number (9 digits) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0060:812810734

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0060:812810734

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Structure

1) Eight identification digits and a check digit. A two digit prefix will be added in the future but it will not be used to calculate the check digit. 2) The Organization name is not part of the D-U-N-S number.

Validation rules

RegEx: [0-9]{9}

Display format

IIIIIIIIC where all characters are the digits 0, to 9, I = an identification digit and C = the check digit. When the prefix (P) is added the display requirement will be eleven digits, PPIIIIIIIIC.

Usage notes

Check digits were removed to get a bigger number area UPIK search to validate DUNS numbers "D&B Direct 2.0" API available

Applies in context: International

GLN

Global Location Number

ICD 0088 Active

Issuing agency: GS1 GLN

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme GLN (ICD 0088).
  2. Enter your Global Location Number (13 digits), e.g. 1548079098355
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0088:1548079098355

Select scheme GLN (ICD 0088). Enter your Global Location Number (13 digits) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0088:1548079098355

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0088:1548079098355

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Structure

1) 13 digits including check digits, 2) None

Validation rules

RegEx: [0-9]{13} Check Digit: mod10 (weights 1, 3)

Display format

None

Usage notes

GLN-13 are the only supports supported atm

Applies in context: International

EU:NAL

Directorates of the European Commission

ICD 0130 Active

Issuing agency: European Commission, Information Directorate, Data Transmission Service

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme EU:NAL (ICD 0130).
  2. Enter your EU institution / agency NAL code (short code issued for Commission directorates and EU bodies, e.g. emsa, eib, edps), e.g. emsa
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0130:emsa

Select scheme EU:NAL (ICD 0130). Enter your EU institution / agency NAL code (short code issued for Commission directorates and EU bodies, e.g. emsa, eib, edps) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0130:emsa

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0130:emsa

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Structure

1) ICD 4 digits, 2) None

Display format

None

Usage notes

Requested by TICC-10 and TICC-11; in SML since 2019-08-23

Applies in context: International

LEI

Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)

ICD 0199 Active

Issuing agency: As of December 2018, there are 33 LEI issuing organizations in the world.

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme LEI (ICD 0199).
  2. Enter your Legal Entity Identifier (20 characters), e.g. 5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0199:5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12

Select scheme LEI (ICD 0199). Enter your Legal Entity Identifier (20 characters) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0199:5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0199:5493001KJTIIGC8Y1R12

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Structure

The ISO 17442 standard specifies the minimum reference data, which must the format of the organization identifiers, be Supplied for each LEI: * The official name of the legal entity as recorded in the official registers. * The registered address of that legal entity. * The country of formation. * The codes for the representation of names of countries and their subdivisions. * The date of the first LEI assignment; the date of last update of the * LEI information; and the date of expiry, if applicable. Additional information may be registered as agreed between the legal entity and its LEI issuing organization. The number allocation scheme was further specified in Annex 2 of the Financial Stability Board's third progress note on the Global LEI Initiative on 24 October 2012: • Characters 1 -4: A four character prefix allocated uniquely to each LEI issuer. • Characters 5-6: Two reserved characters set to zero. • Characters 7-18: Entity-specific part of the code generated and assigned by LOUs according to transparent, sound and robust allocation policies. • Characters 19-20: Two check digits as described in the ISO 17442 standards. The check digit scheme follows ISO/IEC 7064 (MOD 97-10) and contributes to avoiding typing errors. See http://www.fsb.org/wp-contenVuploads/r_121024.pdf?page_moved=1 1:) 1. a) Character representations: • n: digits (numeric characters 0 to 9 only); • a: uppercase letters (alpha character, A-Z only, without "special" characters such as blanks, separators or punctuation). 2. b) Length indications: • nn!: fixed length; • nn: maximum length. The format of the LEI shall be -18!an2!n. The LEI consists of 20 characters decomposed as follows: characters (18!an) without separators or "special" characters; the 19th and 20th characters (2!n) shall be the check digit or digits, as calculated from the scheme defined in this International Standard. 2:) The check digits shall be calculated based on the scheme defined in ISO/IEC 7064 (MOD 97-10). See Annex A. The check digits are used to verify the LEI. 1. Convert letters to digits in accordance with the following: A=10B=11 C=12D=13E=14 F=15G=16H=17I=18J=19 K=20 L = 21 M =22 N =23 0 =24 P =25Q = 26 R = 27 S = 28 T = 29 U = 30 V = 31 W = 32 X = 33 Y = 34 Z = 35 2. Apply the check character system, MOD 97-10, in accordance with ISO/IEC 7064. 3. If the remainder is 1 (one), the number is valid. Generating the check digits 4. Add "00" to the right-hand end of the LEI. 5. Convert alpha characters into numeric characters in accordance with letters in #1. 6. Apply the check character system, MOD 97-10, in accordance with ISO/IEC 7064.

Validation rules

RegEx: [A-Z0-9]{18}[0-9]{2} Check digit: mod97-10

Display format

The entire 20 character code (including the check digits)

Applies in context: International

GS1

GS1 identification keys

ICD 0209 Active

Issuing agency: GS1

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme GS1 (ICD 0209).
  2. Enter your GS1 identification key (AI + value), e.g. 414541000099999325412345678901234567890
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0209:414541000099999325412345678901234567890

Select scheme GS1 (ICD 0209). Enter your GS1 identification key (AI + value) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0209:414541000099999325412345678901234567890

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0209:414541000099999325412345678901234567890

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Structure

The code will include an application identifier indicating the type of GS1 identification key used for an object, followed by the value of the key. The string can be completed by other application identifiers indicating attributes related to the GS1 ID key and the value of these attributes related to the identified object.

Validation rules

See document "GS1 Application Standard for usage of ISO/IEC 6523 International Code Designator (ICD) 0209"

Display format

None

Applies in context: International

SPIS

OpenPeppol Service Provider Identification Scheme

ICD 0242 Active

Issuing agency: OpenPeppol AISBL

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme SPIS (ICD 0242).
  2. Enter your OpenPeppol Service Provider ID (SPID) — 6-digit Main ID assigned by OpenPeppol to certified Access Points / SMPs (optional -useCase.suffix), e.g. 000076
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 0242:000076

Select scheme SPIS (ICD 0242). Enter your OpenPeppol Service Provider ID (SPID) — 6-digit Main ID assigned by OpenPeppol to certified Access Points / SMPs (optional -useCase.suffix) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 0242:000076

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::0242:000076

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Structure

The identifier must follow the following regular expression in a case-insensitive way: [0-9]{6}(-[0-9A-Z_]{3,12}(\.[0-9A-Z\-\._~]{3,24})?)? The identifier consists of one to three parts: number of characters and their significance, if any - The mandatory Main ID - 6 characters - The optional Peppol Use Case ID - 3 to 12 characters - The optional Service Provider Suffix - 3 to 24 characters

Validation rules

RegEx: [0-9]{6}(-[0-9A-Z_]{3,12}(\.[0-9A-Z\-\._~]{3,24})?)?

Display format

Must follow the structure of the identifier

Usage notes

The identifier will have several applications within the Peppol Network.

Applies in context: International

EU:REID

Business Registers Network

ICD 9913 Active

Issuing agency: Business Registers Network

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme EU:REID (ICD 9913).
  2. Enter your European Business Registers Network (EBR/BRIS) company identifier — not a typical SME Peppol ID; prefer your national scheme when available, e.g. 784519
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 9913:784519

Select scheme EU:REID (ICD 9913). Enter your European Business Registers Network (EBR/BRIS) company identifier — not a typical SME Peppol ID; prefer your national scheme when available as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 9913:784519

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::9913:784519

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Usage notes

Proposed to deprecate

Applies in context: International

IBAN

SOCIETY FOR WORLDWIDE INTERBANK FINANCIAL, TELECOMMUNICATION S.W.I.F.T

ICD 9918 Active

Issuing agency: SOCIETY FOR WORLDWIDE INTERBANK FINANCIAL, TELECOMMUNICATION S.W.I.F.T

How to select & enter

  1. In your Peppol Access Point / SMP, choose scheme IBAN (ICD 9918).
  2. Enter your International Bank Account Number (IBAN), e.g. DE89370400440532013000
  3. Resulting Participant ID: 9918:DE89370400440532013000

Select scheme IBAN (ICD 9918). Enter your International Bank Account Number (IBAN) as the local value — do not repeat the ICD unless the scheme rules require it. Example: 9918:DE89370400440532013000

Full form: iso6523-actorid-upis::9918:DE89370400440532013000

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Structure

RegEx: [A-Z]{2}[0-9]{2}[A-Z-0-9]{11,30} Checking: https://github.com/arthurdejong/python-stdnum/blob/master/stdnum/iban.py https://github.com/arthurdejong/python-stdnum/blob/master/stdnum/iban.dat

Applies in context: International

FAQ

Which Peppol identifier scheme should I use in United Arab Emirates?
Prefer an active national scheme listed below (e.g. AE:TIN / ICD 0235) when your organisation has that official identifier. Otherwise use an international scheme such as GLN (0088) or DUNS (0060) if your Access Point supports it.
What do I enter as the Peppol Participant ID?
Use either the short form ICD:value (e.g. 0183:CHE123456789) or the full form iso6523-actorid-upis::ICD:value. In registration UIs, select the scheme (ICD), then enter only the local value — not the scheme code again unless the scheme rules say otherwise.
Where do I get my company identifier?
Use the official United Arab Emirates registers linked on this page (business / tax / UID registers). For GLN, contact your national GS1 office. You can then look up or register the Peppol ID via tapr.ch.

Source: OpenPeppol Electronic Address / Participant identifier schemes code list v9.7. Only state=active entries are shown.

Where to get your codes

Look up the official national identifier first, then register it as a Peppol Participant ID with your Access Point (e.g. tapr.ch).