stdnum.sg.uen¶
UEN (Singapore’s Unique Entity Number).
The Unique Entity Number (UEN) is a 9 or 10 digit identification issued by the government of Singapore to businesses that operate within Singapore.
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)
There are three different formats:
Business (ROB): It consists of 8 digits followed by a check letter.
Local Company (ROC): It consists of 9 digits (the 4 leftmost digits represent the year of issuance) followed by a check letter.
Others: Consists of 10 characters, begins with either the R letter, or the S letter or the T letter followed by 2 digits representing the last two digits of the issuance year, followed by two letters representing the entity type, 4 digits and finally a check letter.
More information:
>>> validate('00192200M')
'00192200M'
>>> validate('197401143C')
'197401143C'
>>> validate('S16FC0121D')
'S16FC0121D'
>>> validate('T01FC6132D')
'T01FC6132D'
>>> validate('123456')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
InvalidLength: ...
- stdnum.sg.uen.calc_business_check_digit(number)¶
Calculate the check digit for the Business (ROB) number.
- stdnum.sg.uen.calc_local_company_check_digit(number)¶
Calculate the check digit for the Local Company (ROC) number.
- stdnum.sg.uen.calc_other_check_digit(number)¶
Calculate the check digit for the other entities number.
- stdnum.sg.uen.compact(number)¶
Convert the number to the minimal representation.
This converts to uppercase and removes surrounding whitespace. It also replaces the whitespace in UEN for foreign companies with zeroes.
- stdnum.sg.uen.format(number)¶
Reformat the number to the standard presentation format.
- stdnum.sg.uen.is_valid(number)¶
Check if the number is a valid Singapore UEN number.
- stdnum.sg.uen.validate(number)¶
Check if the number is a valid Singapore UEN number.