The identifier catalog
Use it when you need a technical identifier that has to look real and pass a
format check — a UUID, an email, an IBAN, a payment-card number, a checksummed tax or
document number — without inventing it by hand or copying a real one. Every path on this
page is a value for type="template"; the
value attribute is a dotted path that picks which identifier you
get.
This page is the full lookup. For a guided tour of the same generator — person data,
dates, localization — see the template generator. For the
person, name, and date families specifically, that page is the better starting point;
this one is the exhaustive catalog of technical identifiers.
Every value below comes from a fixed seed, so it's
reproducible, but the exact string can change between core versions. Read them as
examples of shape, not as guarantees.
How to call
Two naming rules split the catalog:
- Global identifiers carry a
common.prefix —common.id.uuid,common.finance.iban,common.payment.card.pan,common.phone.e164. - Country-specific ones start with the country name —
usa.docs.ssn,usa.tax.ein,brazil.tax.cpf,poland.docs.pesel.
<gen type="template" value="common.id.uuid"/>
<gen type="template" value="usa.docs.ssn"/>
An unknown path is a hard error, never a silent blank:
error[TDC071]: unknown template path "usa.docs.nope" --> bad.tdc:2:48 | 2 | <gen type="template" value="usa.docs.nope"/> | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Why these pass validation
Most "number-like" identifiers carry a check digit computed from the rest of the number (Luhn, mod-11, ISO 7064, GS1 mod-10, …). Ten random digits fail the very first format check, so a test built on them is worthless. These templates emit values that pass their checksum yet are deliberately not real — reserved test ranges, fictional prefixes, IANA-reserved TLDs — so they're safe to drop into demos, fixtures, and CI. How each check digit is defined is covered below.
Parameters
Many identifiers accept parameters — pass them as ordinary attributes on
<gen>. Any parameter you leave out is drawn at random; the ones you set
are pinned across every row, and the check digit is recomputed each time so the value
stays valid.
A parameter name can never be one the engine itself reads off the <gen> — local,
order, case, mask and the other wrappers. A pack that declares one is refused when it
loads, because the parameter would look real and be unsettable. That is why the email
generator's local part is user= and not local=: local= is the locale override.
A pinned value has to be the same width the identifier's own part is. These are fixed
layouts — a check digit is computed over the whole of the value — so a wider or narrower
part does not shift the layout, it breaks it. usa.finance.aba_routing used to accept
prefix="12345" and then abort mid-run, and tail="678" and then write a six-digit
number that is not a routing number. Both are TDC276 now, before a single row is made.
For example, pin the area part of every US Social Security number:
<gen type="template" value="usa.docs.ssn" area="555"/>
555772009 555599501 555844442 555579578 555258469
Every value starts with 555, and each one is still a well-formed SSN. Use a parameter
when part of the identifier has to stay constant — a fixed issuer, a fixed tax office,
a fixed domain — while the rest varies.
Discovering a path's parameters
A parameter is just a local <sequence name="…">
inside the data pack behind the path, and the caller
overrides it with a constant. So the parameters a path accepts are exactly the local
sequence names in its pack. Getting one wrong is a clear error (TDC072), never a silent
no-op:
error[TDC072]: "bogus" is not a parameter of "usa.docs.ssn" — it would be ignored --> bad-param.tdc:2:47 | 2 | <gen type="template" value="usa.docs.ssn" bogus="1"/> | ^^^^^
A few representative paths and the parameters they expose:
| Path | Parameters |
|---|---|
common.internet.email | user, domain |
common.internet.url | scheme, domain, slug |
common.internet.domain | word, token, suffix |
common.finance.iban | bban |
common.payment.card.pan | base |
usa.docs.ssn | area, group, serial |
usa.tax.ein | prefix, serial |
usa.tax.itin | mid, group, serial |
usa.finance.aba_routing | prefix, tail |
usa.phone | area, line |
germany.docs.lanr | doctor, specialty |
When these generators moved into editable packs, a few rarely used parameters and "formatted" variants (the ones with brackets or dashes) were reduced to the plain form. The checksums and the core format are unchanged; only the cosmetic wrapping is gone.
IDs and internet
Opaque IDs (UUID, ULID, Nano ID, ObjectId), commit hashes, and safe web values. Use them when a record needs a primary key, a fake email, or a placeholder URL that can't collide with a real one.
<gen type="template" value="common.id.uuid"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.id.ulid"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.id.nanoid"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.git.sha"/>
common.id.uuid 63af26a7-9997-4aa8-8883-bec8f2a5c541 common.id.ulid 5GQ9BM9G731XA1KW1KMYM9EGAK common.id.nanoid LKCYPokQsGREjVYrZvJjz common.id.object_id 3ed9c528008a4cc46dbb53b2 common.git.sha efffc5bd4c321932277f4ff77cc01993344ecd2e common.system.semver 8.13.7
Emails and domains use IANA-reserved TLDs (.test, .invalid, .example), and the IPs
sit in private or documentation ranges, so nothing here can reach a real address:
common.internet.email qjoasyc4yx@sandbox-8s2332.test common.internet.domain test-26vh9o.test common.internet.url https://fixture-vaqpcg.example/atlas-sandbox-sandbox common.internet.ipv4 10.251.85.160 common.internet.ipv6 2001:db8:c43:28eb:f2c:ee5:e:8d5 common.internet.mac c5:62:b8:e2:af:d3 common.internet.username lfmln1e_b
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
common.git.sha | Git commit SHA-1 (40 lowercase hex chars) | efffc5bd4c321932277f4ff77cc01993344ecd2e |
common.id.nanoid | Nano ID (21 chars, URL-safe alphabet A–Za–z0–9_-) | LKCYPokQsGREjVYrZvJjz |
common.id.object_id | MongoDB ObjectId (24 lowercase hex chars) | 3ed9c528008a4cc46dbb53b2 |
common.id.ulid | ULID (26 chars, Crockford base32; first char 0–7) | 5GQ9BM9G731XA1KW1KMYM9EGAK |
common.id.uuid | UUID v4 (RFC 4122 — version 4, variant 8/9/a/b) | 63af26a7-9997-4aa8-8883-bec8f2a5c541 |
common.internet.domain | Safe fake domain — token.suffix (RFC 2606 reserved TLDs) | test-26vh9o.test |
common.internet.email | Safe email — a 10-char local part at a safe fake domain | qjoasyc4yx@sandbox-8s2332.test |
common.internet.ipv4 | IPv4 in the private ranges (10/8, 172.16/12, 192.168/16) | 10.251.85.160 |
common.internet.ipv6 | IPv6 in the 2001:db8::/32 documentation range | 2001:db8:c43:28eb:f2c:ee5:e:8d5 |
common.internet.mac | MAC address — six colon-separated lowercase hex octets | c5:62:b8:e2:af:d3 |
common.internet.slug | URL slug — 2 to 4 lowercase words joined by hyphens | test-atlas-sandbox |
common.internet.url | Safe URL — scheme://safe-domain/slug (the scheme defaults to https) | https://fixture-vaqpcg.example/atlas-sandbox-sandbox |
common.internet.username | Username — a leading letter, then 7–13 chars of a–z0–9_ | lfmln1e_b |
common.system.semver | Semantic version — major 0–9, minor 0–19, patch 0–99 | 8.13.7 |
Finance and payments
IBANs, SWIFT/BIC codes, payment-card PANs, and the US ABA routing number — each with a real check built in. Use them when a fixture has to survive a bank-format check or a Luhn validator.
<gen type="template" value="common.finance.iban"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.finance.bic"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.payment.card.pan"/>
<gen type="template" value="usa.finance.aba_routing"/>
common.finance.iban DE60077427668812994595 common.finance.bic VROLFR00F1Y common.payment.card.pan 4111111726740445 usa.finance.aba_routing 649946910
The IBAN carries a valid ISO 7064 mod-97 check, the PAN carries a valid Luhn check in the
Visa test range (4111…), and the routing number carries a valid mod-10 [3,7,1] check.
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
common.finance.bic | SWIFT/BIC-11 (4 letters + country + 2 location + 3 branch) | VROLFR00F1Y |
common.finance.iban | IBAN (country defaults to DE, 18-digit BBAN, ISO 7064 mod-97 check) | DE60077427668812994595 |
common.payment.card.pan | Payment-card PAN (Visa test range, 16 digits + Luhn check) | 4111111726740445 |
usa.finance.aba_routing | US ABA routing number (8 digits + mod-10 [3,7,1] check) | 649946910 |
Products and devices
Retail and hardware barcodes and identifiers — ISBN, EAN, UPC, GTIN, IMEI, ICCID, ISSN. Use them when a catalog or inventory fixture has to pass a scanner or a format check.
<gen type="template" value="common.book.isbn13"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.product.ean13"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.device.imei"/>
common.book.isbn13 9783635567452 common.product.ean13 9418766812071 common.product.upc_a 277703531852 common.product.gtin14 69243931643417 common.device.imei 263236381039942 common.device.iccid 8910106572426433879 common.periodical.issn 23614552 common.vehicle.vin XJV8TB3B7W5726830
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
common.book.isbn10 | ISBN-10 (9 digits + mod-11 check, 10 → X) | 1684319684 |
common.book.isbn13 | ISBN-13 (978/979 prefix + 9 digits + GS1 mod-10 check) | 9783635567452 |
common.periodical.issn | ISSN (7-digit base + mod-11 check, weights 8..2, 10 → X) | 23614552 |
common.product.ean13 | EAN-13 (12-digit base + GS1 mod-10 check) | 9418766812071 |
common.product.gtin14 | GTIN-14 (13-digit base + GS1 mod-10 check) | 69243931643417 |
common.product.upc_a | UPC-A (11-digit base + GS1 mod-10 check) | 277703531852 |
common.device.iccid | ICCID (89 + country + issuer prefix, 19 digits + Luhn check) | 8910106572426433879 |
common.device.imei | IMEI (14-digit base + Luhn check digit, 15 digits in all) | 263236381039942 |
Security and hashes
API keys, one-time codes, TOTP secrets, JWTs, and raw digests. Use them when you need a credential-shaped placeholder for an auth flow or a log line — never a real secret.
<gen type="template" value="common.security.api_key"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.security.otp"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.security.sha256"/>
common.security.api_key tdc_cxmmn0eD60xEB5CLOilveNjDyxBcYaaM common.security.otp 874846 common.security.md5 db3d24933e41cbafde844af6dddc769f common.security.sha1 313f20b6a4fb5eedc53cf02ae32e56c2b7ee0d7b common.security.sha256 f1be92ba089ddaa35e2273dd6c7d66d712c85e313316a2f006786f383e9f686e common.security.totp_secret 76F7GJ5PYJXYHYY7E5DMY2L6G6XGVSAL
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
common.security.api_key | API key (tdc_ prefix by default + 32 alphanumerics) | tdc_cxmmn0eD60xEB5CLOilveNjDyxBcYaaM |
common.security.jwt | Fake JWT (fixed base64url header per alg + random payload and signature) | eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.6LKo… |
common.security.md5 | MD5 digest (32 lowercase hex chars) | db3d24933e41cbafde844af6dddc769f |
common.security.otp | Numeric one-time passcode (6 digits by default) | 874846 |
common.security.sha1 | SHA-1 digest (40 lowercase hex chars) | 313f20b6a4fb5eedc53cf02ae32e56c2b7ee0d7b |
common.security.sha256 | SHA-256 digest (64 lowercase hex chars) | f1be92ba089ddaa35e2273dd6c7d66d712c85e313316a2f006786f383e9f686e |
common.security.totp_secret | TOTP shared secret (32 base32 chars by default, RFC 4648 A–Z2–7) | 76F7GJ5PYJXYHYY7E5DMY2L6G6XGVSAL |
Documents, transport, logistics
Machine-readable travel documents (ICAO 9303 MRZ), vehicle VINs, and ISO 6346 shipping containers. Use them when a fixture gets scanned or OCR'd and has to satisfy the format's composite check digits.
The two MRZ paths are multi-line — a TD1 identity card is three 30-char lines and a TD3 passport is two 44-char lines, each carrying ICAO composite check digits:
common.docs.mrz.id_td1 (identity card, three 30-char lines): I<UTOV80Y7XXNC58C1E31V2B6IGCXD 8402079F3111275UTOFP4DCM7IPY95 MILLER<<ADAM<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< common.docs.mrz.passport_td3 (passport, two 44-char lines): P<UTODOE<<JOHN<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 22VVYEM7V0UTO9403280<3703276L73REEFL4AFXU642
The single-line codes:
common.vehicle.vin XJV8TB3B7W5726830 common.logistics.container_iso6346 PQXU6242844
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
common.docs.mrz.id_td1 | ICAO 9303 TD1 identity-card MRZ (three 30-char lines) with composite check digits | (see above) |
common.docs.mrz.passport_td3 | ICAO 9303 TD3 passport MRZ (two 44-char lines) with composite check digits | (see above) |
common.logistics.container_iso6346 | ISO 6346 container code (owner + category + 6-digit serial + mod-11 check) | PQXU6242844 |
common.vehicle.vin | Vehicle identification number (ISO 3779, 17 chars, weighted mod-11 check; 10 → X) | XJV8TB3B7W5726830 |
Phone numbers
common.phone.e164 picks a random country, and each country also has its own path. They
all emit E.164 format. Where a country reserves a range for drama and testing, the pack
uses it. The US and Canada take a real area code in service — every one of them, from the
NANPA database, kept in usa.phoneAreaCode and canada.phoneAreaCode — followed by
555-0100 to 555-0199, the line numbers reserved for fiction; the UK uses Ofcom's
07700 900xxx. Most countries reserve no such range, so those paths build a structurally
valid number out of real prefixes instead: safe to store and to parse, but not a number
anyone can dial. Use them when a contact fixture has to parse as a valid
international number.
<gen type="template" value="usa.phone"/>
<gen type="template" value="common.phone.e164"/>
usa.phone +12605550194 canada.phone +17785550122 united_kingdom.phone +447700900211 germany.phone +4916217255164 france.phone +33647516563 common.phone.e164 +5491126272479
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
argentina.phone | Argentina mobile, E.164 (+54 9 11…) | +5491185268868 |
brazil.phone | Brazil mobile, E.164 (+55 + DDD + 9…) | +5562940038023 |
canada.phone | Canada, E.164 (real area code, 555-01XX fiction) | +17785550122 |
common.phone.e164 | E.164 phone, with a random country from the set | +5491126272479 |
france.phone | France mobile, E.164 (+33 6…) | +33647516563 |
germany.phone | Germany mobile, E.164 (+49 15x/16x/17x…) | +4916217255164 |
mexico.phone | Mexico, E.164 (+52 + LADA, 10-digit national number) | +527353382246 |
poland.phone | Poland mobile, E.164 (+48 5…) | +48587209191 |
russia.phone | Russia mobile, E.164 (+7 9…) | +79962527739 |
spain.phone | Spain mobile, E.164 (+34 6…) | +34631634932 |
united_kingdom.phone | UK mobile, E.164 (Ofcom drama range +44 7700 900xxx) | +447700900211 |
usa.phone | US, E.164 (real area code, 555-01XX fiction) | +12605550194 |
National tax and document numbers
Every country listed here has its own family of checksummed tax, identity, and — for a few of them — bank numbers. The US set alone covers most common needs:
<gen type="template" value="usa.docs.ssn"/>
<gen type="template" value="usa.tax.ein"/>
<gen type="template" value="usa.tax.itin"/>
usa.docs.ssn 003060008 usa.tax.ein 678895040 usa.tax.itin 975531718 usa.finance.aba_routing 649946910
Health systems number their doctors, hospitals and patients the same way, and those numbers carry check digits too — the US NPI that every provider bills under, Germany's lifelong doctor number and the insurance number on the health card, France's RPPS and FINESS, Brazil's SUS card:
<gen type="template" value="usa.docs.npi"/>
<gen type="template" value="germany.docs.lanr" specialty="28"/>
usa.docs.npi 1185286543 germany.docs.kvnr C002080564 germany.docs.lanr 176240528 france.docs.rpps 10579255182 france.docs.finess 060053394 brazil.docs.cns 215078168060009
Use these when a record has to carry a country-appropriate identifier that survives that country's validator — a Brazilian CPF, a Polish PESEL, a German VAT number — while staying provably fake. Here's the full list, by address:
| Path | Produces | Example |
|---|---|---|
argentina.docs.dni | Argentine DNI (8-digit national identity number, no check digit) | 43073935 |
argentina.tax.cuil | Argentine CUIL (2-digit prefix + 8-digit body + weighted mod-11 check) | 27740275106 |
argentina.tax.cuit | Argentine CUIT (2-digit prefix + 8-digit body + weighted mod-11 check) | 24574791010 |
austria.tax.vat | Austrian VAT / UID (ATU + 7 digits + Luhn-style check digit) | ATU55031548 |
belgium.tax.vat | Belgian VAT (BE + 8-digit base + mod-97 check) | BE0507916645 |
bolivia.docs.ci | Bolivian Cedula de Identidad (7-digit number, no check digit) | 3991646 |
bolivia.tax.nit | Bolivian NIT (9-digit tax number, no check digit) | 252014061 |
brazil.docs.cns | Brazilian health card CNS (valid PIS + 000/001 + Ministry of Health mod-11 digit) | 215078168060009 |
brazil.tax.cnpj | Brazilian CNPJ (8-digit root + 4-digit branch + two mod-11 check digits) | 25232116564552 |
brazil.tax.cpf | Brazilian CPF (9-digit base + two mod-11 check digits) | 14806904651 |
bulgaria.tax.vat | Bulgarian VAT (BG + 9 or 10 digits, no checksum) | BG380883064 |
canada.docs.sin | Canadian SIN (8 digits + Luhn check) | 585996796 |
canada.tax.bn | Canadian Business Number (9 digits, no checksum) | 307343577 |
canada.tax.program_account | Canadian program account (BN + program code + 4-digit reference) | 921050900RP9000 |
chile.docs.run | Chilean RUN (7–8 digit body + cyclic weighted mod-11 check, 10 → K) | 271951701 |
chile.tax.rut | Chilean RUT (7–8 digit body + cyclic weighted mod-11 check, 10 → K) | 90529471 |
colombia.docs.cc | Colombian Cedula de Ciudadania (8–10 digit number, no check digit) | 74407968 |
colombia.tax.nit | Colombian NIT (9-digit body + prime-weighted mod-11 check, right-to-left) | 4444807433 |
costa_rica.docs.cpf | Costa Rican fisica ID (10 digits starting with 0, no check digit) | 0813694243 |
costa_rica.tax.cpj | Costa Rican juridica ID (class digit + type + 6-digit serial, no check digit) | 4000813072 |
croatia.tax.vat | Croatian VAT / OIB (HR + 10-digit base + ISO 7064 MOD 11,10 check) | HR99570241890 |
cyprus.tax.vat | Cypriot VAT (CY + 8 digits + 1 uppercase letter) | CY65642357G |
czechia.tax.vat | Czech VAT / DIC (CZ + 8, 9 or 10 digits, no checksum) | CZ288311951 |
denmark.tax.vat | Danish VAT / CVR (DK + 8 digits, no checksum) | DK42005491 |
dominican_republic.docs.cedula | Dominican Cedula (10-digit body + Luhn check digit) | 96179414394 |
dominican_republic.tax.rnc | Dominican RNC (8-digit body + weighted mod-11 check) | 970897251 |
ecuador.docs.ci | Ecuadorian Cedula (province + 9-digit payload + mod-10 check) | 2144971195 |
ecuador.tax.ruc | Ecuadorian RUC, private-company form (province + 9 + weighted mod-11 check + 001) | 0294486720001 |
el_salvador.docs.dui | El Salvador DUI (8-digit body + weighted mod-10 check digit) | 332432757 |
el_salvador.tax.nit | El Salvador NIT (8-digit body + weighted mod-10 check digit) | 492719607 |
estonia.tax.vat | Estonian VAT / KMKR (EE + 9 digits, no checksum) | EE949727018 |
europe.tax.vat | EU VAT (delegates to a default member state — Germany) | DE193530291 |
finland.tax.vat | Finnish VAT / ALV (FI + 7-digit base + weighted mod-11 check) | FI76372425 |
france.docs.finess | French health establishment FINESS (département + 0 + 5 digits + Luhn check) | 060053394 |
france.docs.rpps | French health professional RPPS (10 + 8 digits + Luhn check) | 10579255182 |
france.tax.siren | French SIREN (8 digits + Luhn check) | 033948829 |
france.tax.vat | French VAT (FR + mod-97 key + valid Luhn SIREN) | FR82250352820 |
germany.docs.kvnr | German health insurance number KVNR (letter + 8 digits + weighted mod-10 check) | C002080564 |
germany.docs.lanr | German doctor number LANR (6 digits + 4/9 mod-10 check + specialty group 01–69) | 176240528 |
germany.tax.vat | German VAT / USt-IdNr (DE + 8 digits, iterative mod-11/10 check) | DE641787309 |
greece.tax.vat | Greek VAT / AFM (EL + 8-digit base + weighted mod-11 then mod-10 check) | EL413288496 |
guatemala.docs.cui | Guatemala CUI (9-digit serial + department 01–22 + municipality 01–99, no check digit) | 2642014611803 |
guatemala.tax.nit | Guatemala NIT (13-digit body, the same shape as the CUI, no check digit) | 4436278540509 |
honduras.docs.id | Honduras national ID (department + municipality + year + 5-digit serial, no check digit) | 1801200568981 |
honduras.tax.rtn | Honduras RTN (the 13-digit Honduras ID shape + 1 trailing digit, no check digit) | 09281955957643 |
hungary.tax.vat | Hungarian VAT / ANUM (HU + 7-digit base + weighted mod-10 check) | HU27025501 |
ireland.tax.vat | Irish VAT (IE + 7 digits + 1 uppercase letter) | IE8448267L |
italy.tax.vat | Italian VAT / Partita IVA (IT + 10 digits + Luhn check) | IT12124511358 |
latvia.tax.vat | Latvian VAT / PVN (LV + 11 digits, no checksum) | LV51009639397 |
lithuania.tax.vat | Lithuanian VAT / PVM (LT + 9 or 12 digits, no checksum) | LT117600379 |
luxembourg.tax.vat | Luxembourg VAT / TVA (LU + 8 digits, no checksum) | LU96561821 |
malta.tax.vat | Maltese VAT (MT + 8 digits, no checksum) | MT07558770 |
mexico.tax.rfc | Mexico RFC (person 4-letter or org 3-letter + YYMMDD + 2 homoclave chars + mod-11 check char) | TLT870426K69 |
mexico.tax.rfc_org | Mexico RFC for an organization (3 letters + YYMMDD + 2 homoclave chars + mod-11 check char) | ESV970818ZA1 |
mexico.tax.rfc_person | Mexico RFC for a person (4 letters + YYMMDD + 2 homoclave chars + mod-11 check char) | QEHF820406TE1 |
netherlands.tax.vat | Dutch VAT / BTW (NL + 9 digits + B + 2-digit branch 01–99, no checksum) | NL430439452B03 |
nicaragua.docs.cedula | Nicaragua cedula (municipality + DDMMYY + 4-digit serial + control letter, no check digit) | 0051201752201B |
nicaragua.tax.ruc | Nicaragua RUC (person form — the same shape as the cedula, no check digit) | 0041010962608F |
panama.docs.cedula | Panama cedula, citizen form (province 1–13 + two 1–9999 groups, no check digit) | 13187 |
panama.tax.ruc | Panama RUC, natural-person form — the same shape as the citizen cedula | 1221339 |
paraguay.docs.ci | Paraguay Cedula de Identidad (7-digit number, no check digit) | 3254657 |
paraguay.tax.ruc | Paraguay RUC (person 7-digit or org 8-digit body + cycling-weight mod-11 check) | 919747108 |
peru.docs.dni | Peru DNI (8-digit national identity number, no check digit) | 00124682 |
peru.tax.ruc | Peru RUC (2-digit prefix + 8-digit body + weighted mod-11 check digit) | 15278344671 |
poland.docs.pesel | Polish PESEL (century-encoded date + serial + sex digit + weighted mod-10 check) | 87212812168 |
poland.tax.nip | Polish NIP (9 digits + weighted mod-11 check; rejects check==10) | 6047995975 |
poland.tax.vat | Polish VAT (PL + NIP) | PL8126284465 |
portugal.tax.vat | Portuguese VAT / NIF (PT + 8-digit base + weighted mod-11 check) | PT909207518 |
romania.tax.vat | Romanian VAT / CIF (RO + 2 to 10 digits, no checksum) | RO98311815 |
russia.bank.account | Russian 20-digit bank account with cross-field mod-10 control key over the BIK tail | 40702810299206214921 |
russia.bank.bik | Russian BIK (9 digits: 04 + region + RKC + participant; no checksum) | 047225281 |
russia.bank.correspondent_account | Russian correspondent account (20 digits, embeds the BIK tail, cross-field mod-10 key) | 30101810080720184177 |
russia.docs.snils | Russian SNILS (9 digits + mod-101 two-digit check) | 21804781661 |
russia.geo.postal | Russian postal code (6 digits, real range 101000–692999) | 326151 |
russia.tax.inn_org | Russian INN for a legal entity (10 digits, weighted mod-11 check) | 6840437608 |
russia.tax.inn_person | Russian INN for a person (12 digits, two weighted mod-11 checks) | 860084325267 |
russia.tax.kpp | Russian KPP (9 digits: tax office + reason + serial; no checksum) | 976244677 |
russia.tax.ogrn | Russian OGRN for a legal entity (13 digits, whole-number mod-11 check) | 1691669019293 |
russia.tax.ogrnip | Russian OGRNIP for a sole proprietor (15 digits, whole-number mod-13 check) | 361197456067674 |
slovakia.tax.vat | Slovak VAT / IC DPH (SK + 10 digits, no checksum) | SK2872567116 |
slovenia.tax.vat | Slovenian VAT / ID za DDV (SI + 7-digit base + weighted mod-11 check) | SI47349972 |
spain.docs.dni | Spanish DNI (8 digits + mod-23 control letter) | 73742916V |
spain.docs.nie | Spanish NIE (X/Y/Z + 7 digits + mod-23 control letter) | X3914405N |
spain.tax.cif | Spanish CIF (entity-type letter + 7 digits + Luhn-style control digit) | A43753219 |
spain.tax.vat | Spanish VAT (ES + CIF) | ESH50310499 |
sweden.tax.vat | Swedish VAT / Momsnr (SE + 9-digit base + Luhn check + literal "01") | SE977841031701 |
united_kingdom.docs.nino | UK National Insurance number (2 letters + 6 digits + suffix A–D; no checksum) | QQ995347B |
uruguay.docs.ci | Uruguay Cedula de Identidad (up to 7-digit body + weighted mod-10 check digit) | 01252600 |
uruguay.tax.rut | Uruguay RUT (11-digit body + weighted mod-11 check) | 218883180011 |
usa.docs.npi | US National Provider Identifier (9 digits + Luhn check over the 80840 prefix) | 1185286543 |
usa.docs.ssn | US Social Security number (area 001–899 excl. 666, group 01–99, serial 0001–9999) | 003060008 |
usa.finance.aba_routing | US ABA routing number (8 digits + mod-10 [3,7,1] check) | 649946910 |
usa.tax.ein | US Employer Identification Number (valid IRS prefix + 7 digits; no checksum) | 678895040 |
usa.tax.itin | US ITIN (9 + 2 digits + valid group + 4 digits; no checksum) | 975531718 |
venezuela.docs.ci | Venezuela Cedula de Identidad (V/E prefix + 7–8 digit body, no check digit) | E7831675 |
venezuela.tax.rif | Venezuela RIF (V/E/J/P/G prefix + 8-digit body + weighted mod-11 check digit) | V919623361 |
How the check digits are built
The checksum logic isn't buried in compiled code — each pack computes its check digit
declaratively with the <compute> tag, right next to the data. If a
country changes its rules, you edit the pack's text file, not the engine. The bodies of
these identifiers are drawn with the regex and
number generators, and then <compute> appends the check
digit. See Data Packs for how a pack is structured, and
Writing your own pack for how to add one.
See also
templategenerator — the guided tour, plus the person, date, and localization families.- Generators reference — every
typefor<gen>. <compute>reference — how the check digits are defined.- Data Packs — where identifier data lives, and how to add your own.