DORA Engine

Check a Register of Information without sending it anywhere.

Your register is read and validated by code running in your own browser. It is not uploaded, not stored, and not transmitted. There is no account and no file ever reaches a server.

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What it checks today

DORA Engine implements 12 rules. The EBA publishes 120 checks for Register of Information reporting, in four categories: technical checks, DPM technical checks, DPM business validation rules, and LEI/EUID checks. Source

A clean result here does not mean a submission will be accepted. The coverage table lists every implemented rule and every known gap.

Known limits

Several published checks require an LEI to be valid according to the GLEIF database, which no offline tool can establish. Source DORA Engine verifies LEI structure and its ISO 17442 check digit offline, which proves the code is well formed but not that it is registered.
DORA Engine is built against the 2025 reporting framework as published on the EBA preparation page. Source

Submission format

A submission is an xBRL-CSV reporting package following Report Package 1.0, containing META-INF/reportPackage.json and a reports folder. Source
Reports must use UTF-8 encoding. Source
Values drawn from a closed set must be written with the eba_ prefix, for example eba_CT:x12. Source