In production: we file to AEAT's live gateway

Submit your invoice records to Spain's tax agency, the Agencia Tributaria (AEAT), one invoice at a time.

VerifactuCloud builds the registration record for each invoice, computes its “fingerprint” SHA-256 hash, chains it to the previous one and submits it to the AEAT as you issue. You keep invoicing exactly as you do today.

See where the product stands

In production since September 2026. Before that, validated for months against AEAT's test environment.

The deadlines set by Royal Decree-Law 15/2025

  • 29 July 2025 Invoicing software vendors and developers. Already passed: software on the market must comply with the regulation.
  • 1 January 2027 Companies (SL, SA) and other corporate income tax payers.
  • 1 July 2027 Self-employed workers and remaining obliged parties under personal income tax.

Dates per Royal Decree-Law 15/2025. This page is general information about the regulation, not tax advice — check your own situation with your adviser.

Where to go next

  • Billing App

    For the self-employed and small companies: issue the invoice, and we file it with the AEAT.

  • Partner API

    What is built: the alta record, the fingerprint chain, the QR code, cancellations and the API.

  • Regulation

    What the regulation requires, when it starts applying to you, and why no AEAT approval exists.

  • Pricing

    €10 a month per company or tax ID, VAT included, up to 50 invoices and the first three months free.

  • Status

    What is tested against AEAT and what is not, without decoration.

Let's talk

We are in production and taking on customers. Tell us what you invoice with, what volume you handle and how you want to integrate it, and we will tell you what fits and what does not. If you are integrating the API yourself, you can sign up directly in the partner dashboard.