FAQ

Global vLEI is a Qualified vLEI Issuer (QVI). We verify organizations and people, then issue vLEI credentials under GLEIF governance.

Choose someone with authority to act for the organization, sign during onboarding, and nominate administrators (LARs).

LARs are vLEI administrators for the legal entity. They handle issuance and revocation requests for role credentials.

OOR is for Official Organizational Role use cases. ECR is for Engagement Context Role use cases in specific workflows.

An ECR is a vLEI credential that lets an individual prove authority to act for a legal entity in a defined business context.

• The role context is defined by the legal entity and can be workflow specific.
• It links the person, legal entity, and delegated authority in one credential.
• It can carry validity periods and status information.
• It can be revoked when responsibilities or authorization change.

An OOR is a vLEI credential that proves a person holds an official organizational role with signing and decision authority for the legal entity.

• Verify contract signing authority without requiring separate corporate resolutions.
• Authenticate financial approvals from authorized officers.
• Streamline regulatory compliance and audit verification.
• Enable automated due diligence and KYC processes.

Yes. In the legal entity step, mark the organization as a sole proprietorship to apply the reduced administrator requirement.

Invite links are sent after you review and submit the application.

Invitees complete identity verification and required OOBI sessions. Issuance continues after required verification is completed.

OOBI means out-of-band interaction: a short live verification session used to confirm identity and complete required checks.

Yes. You can edit each section before final submission.

Use the application status page to see step progress and invite statuses (sent, delivered, bounced, completed).