A mistyped GSTIN on an invoice can hold up input-tax-credit claims and create filing headaches. The new GST Number Validator catches those mistakes the moment you enter a number.
What it does
- Structure check: confirms the 15-character GSTIN format.
- Checksum: verifies the official mod-36 check digit.
- State code: maps the first two digits to the state or UT.
- PAN + type: extracts the embedded PAN and decodes the taxpayer type.
- Clear verdict: a pass/fail checklist with the exact failing reason.
Why it matters
Format and checksum validation rules out the vast majority of typos in seconds — wrong length, an impossible state code, a transposed character. It won’t replace a portal lookup for legal confirmation, but it stops bad numbers from reaching your books in the first place.
Learn more
Want to understand what each character of a GSTIN means? Our GSTIN structure guide breaks it down, then put it to use in the GST Number Validator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it confirm a GSTIN is registered?
Is anything uploaded?
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