Check any regulation-ai.eu EU AI Act certificate by its public id. Shows the holder name, course, score and issue date. No account needed.
Every certificate issued by regulation-ai.eu carries a unique public id. Anyone holding that id — an employer, an auditor, a client — can check it here without an account.
The check is deliberately narrow. It confirms what the certificate claims and nothing more: who it was issued to, for which course, with what score, and when. It does not expose the holder's email address, and it does not require the verifier to identify themselves.
If you received a certificate id in an application or a governance file, paste it below.
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The AI Act for financial institutions ↗ Explore regulation-dora.eu ↗Enter the certificate id — it looks like AI-2026-XXXXXXXX and appears on the certificate itself. The check returns the holder name, the course, the score and the issue date, or tells you that no certificate carries that id. No account and no login is needed.
The name the certificate was issued under, the course title, the score and the issue date, plus whether it has been revoked. The holder's email address is never returned by the verification endpoint — a verifier learns nothing about the holder beyond what the certificate itself states.
Yes. If a certificate is revoked it stays verifiable, but the check reports it as revoked rather than valid. A revoked id never silently becomes 'not found', because disappearing would be indistinguishable from a typo.
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