Add dora-lei-check (DORA Register of Information — LEI/GLEIF pre-submission check) - #64
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A local pre-submission check for the LEIs in a DORA Register of Information: resolves each LEI against the live GLEIF register and names the EBA rule code the failure will trigger.
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Adds dora-lei-check under Tools & Platforms → Open Source Platforms, next to the existing DORA entries.
What it does. The LEI check in a DORA Register of Information is an external lookup: the ESAs resolve every LEI against the live GLEIF register after you submit. A lapsed LEI is perfectly well formed — it passes the ISO 17442 checksum and offline XBRL validation — and is still a hard rejection. This runs that lookup locally beforehand and names the EBA rule code each failure will trigger (VR_2, VR_12, VR_23, VR_71, VR_77).
Why it is not a duplicate of the DORA ROI Validator already listed. That one covers the schema/data-quality checks and does not perform a GLEIF lookup. This one does only the identifier layer. They complement each other rather than overlap.
Privacy. A Register of Information maps an entire ICT third-party estate. The tool reads it locally and sends only the public 20-character LEI codes;
--offlinewith GLEIF's daily golden-copy file sends nothing at all.MIT, Python 3.10+, zero dependencies, on PyPI, 66 tests.